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| The North Bridge Inn is located just off Monument Square in downtown Concord ... just a short walk from the Main Street shopping district and the local historic attractions. The Inn has six elegant, spacious and individually appointed suites. Each with queen beds, tiled bath and kitchen. All have cable TV with VCR’s, telephones, a work area and a sitting area. The Inn also has wireless DSL on an encrypted network. A full hot breakfast is served in our beautiful morning room. |
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BRIEF HISTORY The North Bridge Inn was built in 1885 by Jonathan Maynard Keyes, owner of the town's highly successful sporting goods emporium which was located on Walden Street. A hearty, jovial man who had a picuresque resemblance to President Theodore Roosevelt and once met Mr. Roosevelt while Roosevelt was campaigning in Concord. He lived here until his death in 1933. Considered a "modern home" in the late 1800's, the house remained unchanged (even surviving the hurricane of 1938 with little damage) until the 1960's. At that time the building was converted into commercial space. The victorian screened porch on the front of the building was torn down, a retail space was added to the first floor and bedrooms suites to the second and third. A woman's clothing store then occupied retail space which is now a real estate office. The rest of the building was taken over by the Colonial Inn and used as their annex. In
1993, Concord resident Cheryl Roderrick took over the Colonial
Inn's lease on the space and turned it into a small bed and breakfast,
the North Bridge Inn. In 1998 the current owner, Heidi Godbout,
bought the B & B from Cheryl. A lifelong resident of the area,
Heidi graduated from the Carlise and Concord Public Schools, Colby
College and recieved an MBA from Northeastern University. Heidi
lives in Concord with her husband, Steve and dog, Posey. Major
renovations were done to Inn in 1998 and 1999 giving the it a
fresh new look. |
| North Bridge Inn Heidi Godbout, Innkeeper 21
Monument St |
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