The Chamberlain House, standing in the village of Round Pond in Bristol, Maine, is an evolved 18th-century farmhouse first built for the Rev Alexander McLain, the town's earliest pastor. Through the passing generations, this venerable dwelling has remained a steadfast presence upon the landscape, its timbers bearing the memory of those who have called it home. From the McLains to the Chamberlains, the Bowies, the Frenches and the Cunninghams, the house has passed from family to family. - AsNotedIn