Places of Interest in Clairemouth The Town Square Set back from the waterfront without ever losing scent of it, Clairmouth Commons is a functional, practical town square and the sight of holiday fairs, political rallies and seasonal market days. Many of the main buildings of the town are located on the square, including the First Congregational Church, Town Hall, The Whaler Inn, Perry's Dry Goods and Hardware, Stuart's Stables and the Town Meeting Hall. The Whaler Inn This Colonial Inn host fourteen guestrooms and some of the finest food in the area. Locals and travellers meet here to socialize and enjoy good fellowship. Town Meeting Hall This Barn was recently converted for larger town meetings and civic events after the hall in the Town Hall was deemed "diminutive and not suitable for a town of our size and needs." While cold, it has proved useful on many occasions in the last three years. Town Hall This small suite of offices has long required renovation. It is overloaded with old records and various town registries. The First Congregational Church Presided over by Father Ames, the First Congregational church runs a service very similar to Roman Catholicism for a Protestant church. It's doors are open to all worshippers. Perry's Dry Goods and Hardware One of the better suppliers in the area, Perry's has a reputation for getting quality goods at surprisingly good prices. Some say that the family business is driven hard, but others approve of the industry of the owners. Stuart's Stables William Stuart runs a fine set of stables and has long been considered a better horse trainer than most. OFF THE SQUARE The Northern Track The band of woods to the North of Town is a rare tract of primordial forest, set aside in conservation by the Prescotts in 1722.