The Bristol Hotel | Sullivan Harbor, Maine | Miss Lizzie E. Tracy, Manager |
Description
The Bristol Hotel was a historic 19th-century wooden hotel in Sullivan, Maine, that was torn down in 1923. HistoryBuilt: Early 1870s on Waukeag Point in Sullivan Harbor.Use: Served transient guests, traveling salesmen, and summer visitors.Owners: Operated by Herbert Cleaves in the 1890s, alongside an adjacent livery stable. Later run by his wife, Katherine Dunbar Cleaves.Closure: Closed and demolished in 1923 after a local summer resident bought the property because it blocked her view of Frenchman Bay.
