SUMMARY: The Forunat O. Michaud House is an elegant home featuring the Queen Anne architectural style. Other notable features include a bell-shaped roof, a wrap-around porch, Tuscan columns, and double-hung sash windows. The house has been kept in impeccable shape and not altered over time. The house was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1989. While there are no tours of the interior, visitors can see the exterior features from the street.
MORE INFORMATION: History: The exact build date of the Fortunat O. Michaud House is not known, but it is estimated to be around 1880 with additions in the early 1900s. The house was built for Fortunat O. Michaud, a Maine state legislator, and later given to his daughter, Emily Farrell Michaud. The house was handed down to Emily’s daughter, Constance, and sold after she passed away. The house has been a bed and breakfast and private residence since the 1950s.
