CLARK CURRIER INN, Newburyport

Clark Currier Inn - A historic 1803 Federal-style mansion with period furnishings and garden views

Built in 1803 by shipbuilder Thomas March Clark, this three-story Federal square house stands as a distinguished Newburyport hotel featuring an elegant Good Morning Staircase. The Clark Currier Inn offers 11 individually decorated rooms across three floors, with period features including colonial shutters, window seats, and antique furnishings. A parlor and library showcase curated artworks, including original oil paintings by local artists Sam Sargent and Aida Tedford. The property includes an on-site garden with a gazebo for guest relaxation. Located 0.5 miles from Waterfront Park and the Firehouse Center for the Performing Arts, the inn provides walking access to unique shops, art galleries, and restaurants. The surrounding area features multiple landmarks within 0.5 miles, including St. Paul's Episcopal Church, Old South Presbyterian Church, and the historic Newburyport Powder House.

Pros

Original architectural details and period furnishings throughout public spaces

Multiple rooms feature private garden views and antique interior elements

Curated local artwork displayed in common areas

Located in a historic district with preserved 19th-century architecture

Cons

28 miles distance from Pease International Tradeport

No on-site restaurant