Built on Todd's Head during the Revolutionary War, the Todd House is a classic New England full Cape Cod-style house in Eastport, Maine with a massive center chimney and a unique "good morning" staircase. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, c.1775, this bed and breakfast inn houses much history.

Guests have a choice of lodging accommodations. The five guestrooms are furnished with period antiques and enhanced by a collection of local historic artifacts. Three efficiencies with private entrances as well as kitchen/kitchenette facilities afford vacation rental privacy.

Breakfast is served in the common room before a huge fireplace and bake oven in surroundings reminiscent of the revolutionary era. Muffins, especially blueberry, are a specialty of the house. Recipes available. For your convenience, a self-service breakfast is available.

The spacious yard, with its cook-out facilities, affords an ever-changing view of the bay and its islands. Glorious sunrises and sunsets enhance the natural beauty of the area. The Todd House is not far from the ferry landing and all the beautiful activities of the Gulf of Maine.

In 1801, in what is now a guest room, Eastern Lodge No. 7 of the Masonic Order was chartered; a cornerstone marks the event. The Todd House, owned by a local historian and educator, has in its library many volumes of local history.