A mansion built in the late 18th century and home to the Collins family after they moved from The Old House.



Collinwood was first built on the moors near Lyme Regis, on the South West coast of England. It was then disassembled, shipped to Boston by boat and carried to Collinsport in oxcarts, where it was reassembled.

The floors are of Italian marble from Tuscany.
The ceiling beams and railings are of cherrywood carved in Germany.
The windows were obtained from the finest estates in Europe.

The house is exceedingly large and when asked how many rooms there are, Carolyn Stoddard doesn't know.