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Currently, in New Jersey, probate matters are handled by two courts, namely, the Surrogate's Court and the Superior Court, Chancery Division, Probate Part.
Most probate matters are handled by the Surrogate's Court, which is a court of limited jurisdiction. They only handle uncontested matters. For all other cases, probate must be handled in the Superior Court's Probate Part. (For a more detailed explanation, see a New Jersey County surrogate web page by clicking here. [accessed March 7, 2014]
Probate is the "court procedure by which a will is proved to be valid or invalid" and encompasses "all matters and proceedings pertaining to the administration of estates, guardianships, etc."[1] Genealogists often refer to 'Probate Records' as "All records which relate to the disposition of an estate," whether the person died leaving a will (testate) or not (intestate).[2]
Various types of records are created throughout the probate process. These may include, wills, guardianships, bonds, petitions, accounts, inventories, administrations, orders, depositions, decrees, and distributions. These documents are extremely valuable to genealogists and should not be neglected. In many instances, they are the only known source of relevant information such as the decedent's date of death, names of his or her spouse, children, parents, siblings, in-laws, neighbors, associates, relatives, and their places of residence. They may also include information about adoption or guardianship of minor children and dependents.
For further information about the probate process, types of probate records, analyzing probate records, and to access a glossary of probate terms, see United States Probate Records.
Until the 1670s, wills were probated by notary publics (according to Dutch law and custom). The notaries kept these documents in their personal custody and unfortunately were not required to record them in county or state records. For the whereabouts of these records, see New York Probate Records.
Prerogative Court, 1670 to 1784
From 1702 to 1738 New York and New Jersey had the same governor. As a result many New Jersey probate records can be found among New York City, or Albany probate records.
The prerogative court began probating New Jersey wills and administrations in 1670. Authority to probate estates was vested in the governor, who was the judge of the prerogative court. He functioned as the "ordinary" or "surrogate general" until 1844. Because it was impossible for governors to personally oversee all probates, they appointed deputies or "surrogates" to act in their behalf. Probates for East and West Jersey continued to be recorded in Perth Amboy and Burlington until 1784. In that year, the secretary of state became the register of the prerogative court, and all original records from then on were sent to his office in Trenton.
In the 1790s, the probate records earlier filed with the provincial secretaries were transferred to the office of the secretary of state for preservation. Prerogative court records include wills, administrations, letters of guardianship, and records of lunacy hearings. The prerogative court only functioned in an appellate capacity from 1784 to 1947, when it was replaced by the superior courts. Probate records filed with the prerogative court since 1784 generally consist of appeals made from local surrogate's and orphans' courts and records of the settling of estates where land was situated in two or more counties.
County Orphans' Courts, 1785 to 1947
Responsibility for all probate matters was transferred in 1784 from the state prerogative court to the newly created orphans' courts. After 1804, this responsibility was shared with the surrogate's courts. Orphans' courts continued to handle guardianships, probates of estates for which there were no wills, partitions of estates, and lunacy hearings. Both the orphans' courts and the prerogative courts had jurisdiction over disputes relating to wills and appeals from the surrogates' courts. Petitions for adoption could have been filed in the orphans' court or the circuit court. Orphans' courts were abolished in 1947, and their functions were assumed by the superior courts.
Secretary of State and County Surrogates; Courts, 1804 to Present
The Secretary of State has the original wills and probate records. (State Archives, 225 West State Street, PO Box 307, Trenton, New Jersey 08625-0307.
Until 1804, all wills were sent to the registrar of the prerogative court to be recorded. Since 1804, copies of all probates have been recorded at the office of the county surrogate. The original wills, administrations, accounts, and inventories have been sent to the secretary of state (more recently, the superior court) in Trenton.
The Family History Library has microfilm copies of most state probate records from 1665 through 1900 and most county probate records through the early 1900s. The state archives has microfilm copies and the originals of all records formerly held by the secretary of state, 1670 to 1901, as well as microfilms of many pre-1901 county probate records. The county surrogate's court offices generally have orphans' court records from 1785 to the present, surrogates' court records from 1804 to the present, and some earlier records.
State Statutes
Understanding the New Jersey probate laws and how they changed over time can help us learn how the estate was administered, taxed, and distributed and might help to solve difficult genealogical problems. New Jersey statutes are available on the New Jersey Legislature web site.
The following are examples of free, digital books related to New Jersey probate laws:
- Kocher, Charles Frederic. New Jersey Probate Law and Practice : With a Complete Set of Forms Under the Recent Orphans' Court and Prerogative Court Rules. Available at Internet Archive.
- Randolph, Joseph Fitz. A Review and Index of Succession Law in the State of New Jersy, Including Statutes and Decisions from 1776 to 1905, Relating to ... Probate.... Newark, N.J. : Soney, 1906. Available at Internet Archive.
- Dickinson, S. Meredith. The Practice of the Probate Courts of New Jersey, Together with Forms of Proceedings Therein, also Rules of the Prerogative Court and of the Orphans' Courts. Jersey City, N.J.: Frederick D. Linn & Co., 1884. Available at Google Books.
Additional information about New Jersey state statutes relating to probate matters can be found at law libraries.
Statewide Record Collections
Indexes to State Probate Records, 1673 to 1901
Most estates probated before 1901 are indexed in:
- Index of Wills, Inventories, Etc. in the Office of the Secretary of State Prior to 1901, 3 vols., 1912. Reprinted as New Jersey Index of Wills. Baltimore, Maryland: Genealogical Publishing Company, 1969. (Family History Library book 974.9 P22s 1969; film 545437; fiche 6051315.) The index is arranged county-by-county and begins in 1705 (except Salem County which is indexed from 1679). Most entries give probate file numbers referring to county probate records. These files are now at the state archives and are on microfilm at the Family History Library under NEW JERSEY, [COUNTY] - PROBATE RECORDS.
Some of the other references in this index are to:
- East Jersey wills, administrations, and guardianships, 1715 to 1785 (Family History Library films 522735-40)
- West Jersey wills, administrations, and guardianships, 1705 to 1804 (Family History Library films 522714-34)
- Unrecorded wills and inventories, 1673 to 1747 (Family History Library films 545494-96, 2293540 and 522712-13)
- Prerogative court wills, 1786 to 1905. These books are at the state archives and contain recorded copies of probates. (Family History Library films beginning with 522741.)
- Prerogative court unrecorded wills, 1823 to 1900. These are at the state archives and some are on Family History Library films 1022898-901 and 1032122 item 2. There are a few wills 1901-1906 and one for Peter Lorillard, 1924-1925, on film 1022901.
Index of Wills
Prior to 1901 has been consolidated into one alphabetical list for the state by Lee Smeal and Ronald Vern Jackson and published as:
- Index to New Jersey Wills, 1689-1890, The Testators. Salt Lake City, Utah: Accelerated Indexing Systems, 1979. (Family History Library book 974.9 P22a.) Its single alphabetical sequence, listing records from 1689 to 1901, makes it easy to use, but it often only gives partial source citations. It also omits all references to the prerogative court probates of West Jersey, 1705 to 1804, and East Jersey, 1715 to 1785.
State Probate Abstracts, 1670 to 1817
Most wills and letters of administration from 1670 to 1817 have been accurately abstracted and indexed in volumes 23, 30, and 32 through 42 of the Archives of the State of New Jersey. Each volume has abstracts for several years arranged alphabetically by the names of decedents. Volume and page or file references are given so that you can find the original documents. Each volume has an every-name index.
Digital versions:
- Volume 23 (will abstracts begin in Section 7), available online, courtesy: Google Books.
County Probates
Copies of probates from 1804 to the present are at the offices of the county surrogate where the testators resided. Search the records of all surrogate's courts in all counties where an ancestor owned property.
Some wills, administrations, and guardianship records for the period from 1804 to 1830 were transferred from the county offices to the office of the secretary of state before being recorded. These are found in the records of the secretary of state and are indexed in:
Index of Wills
Index of Wills, Office of Secretary of State, State of New Jersey, 1705 to 1804 and Index of Wills, Office of Secretary of State, State of New Jersey, 1804 to 1830. Trenton, New Jersey: John L. Murphy Publishing, 1901. (Family History Library book 974.9 S2ns, Volumes 1-2; film 1425613, items 1-2; fiche 6045832-33.) No circulation of these microfiche to Family History Centers.
The Family History Library has microfilm copies of recorded wills and indexes for all counties from 1804 to the early 1900s.
The records for most counties at the Family History Library also include applications for probate, partition and divisions of land, applications for administration, administration bonds, inventories, letters of administration, receipts, letters of guardianship, guardianship bonds, orphan court minutes, dockets, accounts, and other recorded probate documents.
County Estate Files
All surrogate's offices have unrecorded estate files (the original loose papers). They are valuable because they contain petitions and "partitions and divisions of estates" which list the names of heirs, their residences, and their relationships to the deceased. All known heirs are listed — even if the person died intestate. Estates filed since 1946 usually have a copy of the death certificate as well.
Many more New Jersey residents are listed in the estate files than are named in the will books. These estate files are at the offices of the county surrogates and were not transferred to the secretary of state. They are on microfilm at the Family History Library for Bergen, Camden, Essex, Hudson, Middlesex, Somerset, and Union counties from as early as 1784 to the early 1900s. The state archives has microfilm copies of estate files for several counties, including Middlesex and Somerset.
County Surrogate's Court Indexes
Most county probate records, both recorded and unrecorded, are indexed by general estate or surrogate's indexes. These are on microfilm at the Family History Library for the period from 1804 to about 1970.
Obtaining Copies of County Probate Records
Copies of recorded probate records and the estate files can be obtained from the surrogate's offices for a fee. Addresses of surrogate's offices are found in:
- Eichholz, Alice, Editor. Red Book: American State, County, and Town Sources. Revised Edition. Salt Lake City, Utah: Ancestry, 2004. (FHL book 973 D27rb 2004) Explains state-by-state history, vital records, census, background sources, periodicals, archives, libraries, societies, maps, land, probate, court, tax, cemetery, church, and military records. Includes county boundary map and table which shows when each county was created and the parent counties.
In addition, copies of the original wills, administrations, inventories, and guardianships sent to Trenton since 1901 can be ordered from:
- Clerk of the Superior Court
- Records Information Center
- P.O. Box 967
- Trenton, New Jersey 08625-0967
- Telephone: 609-292-4978
- Fax: 609-777-0094
- Internet: http://www.answers.com/topic/new-jersey-superior-court
New Jersey State Archives A listing of Estate (Probate) Records can be found under "Genealogical Holdings."
A wiki article describing an online collectionis found at:
New Jersey, Middlesex County Probate Records (FamilySearch Historical Records)
- ↑ Henry Campbell Black, Black's Law Dictionary, 5th ed. (St. Paul, Minnesota: West Publishing Co., 1979), 1081, "probate."
- ↑ Val. D. Greenwood, The Researcher's Guide to American Genealogy, 3rd ed. (Baltimore, Maryland: Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc., 2000), 309.
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PANAJI: The Goa University on Wednesday launched the website and Online Open Access Catalogue (OPAC) for its library, which will enable students and the public at large to look up titles of their interest from the over 1.40 lakh books and 400 journals at the click of a mouse. Users can now reserve and renew books using OPAC. Another 250 e-books are also available on the website and users will be able to download the ones of their interest onto their personal computer for future reference.
The website also enables university faculty to recommend books to readers on the website, which was inaugurated by chief minister, Manohar Parrikar, on Wednesday. Users can access all doctoral thesis submitted to prominent varsities in the country. Goa University will upload PhD thesis submitted to it on the website soon too.
"The website http:library.unigoa.ac.in uses an open source software KOHA. Users can login, search for titles using keywords and also find related titles in the search. Books can also be previewed by the readers. If users want to generally browse through the books available in the library they can do it using the OPAC http:libcat.unigoa.ac.in on the website. The OPAC will soon be made available on mobile devices too," said university librarian Dr Gopakumar V, who has designed the website.
"Colleges affiliated to the Goa University are encouraged to create their own library websites. We plan to link these websites to ours so that a user can at a time search a book's availability in the libraries across Goa's institutions," Dr Gopakumar said.
The GU library's books cover a wide range of disciplines such as the humanities, social science and pure and applied sciences like microbiology, marine science, environmental science, computer science, geology and management. The library has a special collection on Latin America. It also has a large collection of titles in Konkani and the foreign language section includes titles in Portuguese, French and Spanish.
Users can either access these e-books from the comfort of their homes or through the 35 computers in the Goa University's Cyber Centre. The university campus has Wi-Fi connectivity which will enable students to access the website anywhere in the university campus on their laptops, if they do not want to be restricted within the computer laboratory of the university library to use the e-books.
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I think this year, I'm going to content myself with old standbys: foxgloves oxeye daisies columbine shasta daisies hosta for veggies: |
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So far, I've planted all natives to support the pollinators. I'll plant annuals later in the spring. I'll try to pull together a list, since I haven't been keeping track as I've planted. Martha |
Here's my list: rudbeckia, foxgove, poppies, and larkspur. I want to try balloon flower and campanula. |
- Posted by ladyrose65 6bNJ (My Page) on Wed, Jan 22, 14 at 3:01
This is what I have done so far: 'Giant Shirley' - Foxglove, Fuji Pink - balloon flower, Virburnum, Lilacs, New Millennium - delphiniums, Milkweed- incarnata, Verbena - Obsession Mix, Lynchis Viscaria, Lynchis Vescucia, Standing Cypress, Pacific Beauty-Calendula, Hoary Vervain, Hairy Mt. Mint, Lovage, and Borage. School has started this will be it for a while. |
- Posted by tiffy_z5_6_can 5/6 (My Page) on Wed, Jan 22, 14 at 11:09
Ladryrose, I used to have Lynchnis Viscaria - German Catchfly - in a past treasured garden. It was one of my most favourite plants, and this year, when trading with Greylady, she sent me seeds as a surprise. Loved it!! Aside from the treasures I will be sowing from Greylady, I will also be sowing goodies from Gardens North. I love some of the unique plant seeds they have and this year will sow; I will also be going through some old stashes of seeds, but this is a rented property and I am responsible for the landscaping and outdoor property upkeep so have to consider I will be spending time doing those lovely duties. :O) |
So far I have done: Triple curled parsley Italian parsley Cat nip german chamomile winter thyme lemon balm sweeet marjoram bouquet Dill garlic chives russian tarragon lupin blue purple giant parsley of Napoli french rosemary savory sedum autumn joy centaurea montan blue geum avens lobelia cardinalis red flowers campanula cup and saucer mix playcodon grandiflora balloon flower coneflower Tomato soup coneflower Hot Lava coneflower Hot papaya monarda ruby red gaillardia goblin |
- Posted by ladyrose65 6bNJ (My Page) on Wed, Jan 22, 14 at 23:14
Wow, Tiffy and Ontheteam, you all have some nice seeds for this year. Make me want to buy some more seeds. |
- Posted by ponyexpress_1 6a Lancaster NY (My Page) on Fri, Jan 24, 14 at 20:33
I am doing mostly natives for the pollinators as well. I adore the hummingbirds and can't afford a fortune in plants that I have to over winter,.so I'm trying to get as many different natives in there as I can. Also milkweed and other host nectar plants for the monarchs and others. My list includes salvias, penstemons, spicebush, milkweed, indian paintbrush, Joe pye weed, columbines, campanula, bachelor buttons, daisies monarda Poppies Agastaches monkshood Callirhoe pimpernel chrysanthemum carinatum cardinal flower Silenes Aster alpinus Coneflower Ageratum Eupatorium Hibiscus Lavatera Liatris ironweed Lobelia siphilitica Lychnis California bluebells Ruellia Thalictrum Standing cypress and a few others. |
Wow. Everyone has got great lists going. I'm already worried about how much I have to plant out, and nothing will even sprout for months yet. Here's my approximate list. Wild Petunia I'm out of growing medium, so I think I'll stop sowing until the bales of ProMix at the garden centers have thawed this spring. Then I'll stick to annuals that will fill in gaps while the perennials get established. Happy sowing! Martha |
Not doing a whole lot this year. The beds are already pretty full! But I've got: catnip I may find a few more in my seed stash. The black prince snapdragons usually winter over for me, but this very cold winter has killed them all off, so I'm sowing more. The Canary bird vine was one I tried unsuccessfully to start under lights a few years ago (pre-WS). The seeds are old, but I figured I'd give them a shot. If they don't come up WS, then I give up on them. Too many other fun things to grow! |
Added more WS stuff: Common Milk weed Yellow Coneflower Aquilegia McKana's Giant's Yarrow white Heliotrope Marine Aquillegia tower Blue Light Carnation "Can Can" scarlet dianthus fringed pinks Purple Echinacea gaillardia Goblin (again) Hot Papya Coneflower(again) dianthus rainbow loveliness mix Hot Lava coneflower (Again) Tomato soup coneflower(again) Gaura lindheimeri aka wand flower daisy Becky /Shasta sacbiosa columbaria aka pincushion flower pink mist rudbeckia hirta aka glorisoa daisy autum colors matusmurae color purple babys breath echinacea aka purple cone flower carnation chabaud picotee fantasy mix holly hock zebrina dianthus baby doll mix dianthus sweet willam mix hollyhock dwarf queeny mixed mimosa pudica aka sensitive plant acer palmatum dissectum greenleaf cut leaf Japanese maple Then for fun I sowed some more hot peppers under lights : This is stuff I sow for the plant sale in May so I do it under lights to get big show ready plants. I will WS some toms next week that get sold in late may. The plant sale I run for Children's hospital in Boston runs every Fri Sat and Sun in May |
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(02-22-2012 02:15 PM)quavis Wrote: Uhh.. I understand about being upset about no rookies. I was also bummed. Then I looked at the auto checlist, and its not that bad. Since it is a very cheap product, I was surprised there are good chances at not getting complete scrubs. If you are only buying boxes to get big hits, good luck with that. There is Rose, Durant, Rovinson, Wall, Lin, Kobe, Paul and a ton of other great players forthe autos. Not too bad if you ask me. I have two boxes preordered. One from DA and one from Blowout. There is a release of the Hoops retail soon by the way.
(02-22-2012 04:36 PM)xstreaminsanity Wrote: Well, I think Panini kind of shot themselves in the foot. Rookie cards don't have to be, and haven't always been, a picture of the player with a backdrop behind them. If they have pictures of Chris Paul with the Clippers, Lin with the Knicks, then I'm sure they could have gotten in game shots of the rookies as well (well, permitting that some of the actually played any games at that point). That's the ONLY thing I could think it would be right now, just that they didn't know when some of the rookies would get a chance to play some games. However, if production started two weeks after the season started (I think it started sooner, could be wrong) then they would have had time to grab SOME of the rookies. But, either way, it's not a big concern to me.
(02-22-2012 05:11 PM)taffster74 Wrote: The NBA photshoots are different from the card company photoshoots. Essentially, everyone has to do a photo for the NBA, with card companies it comes down to organising a time for the team/players and the company photographer/s - even then, some players will say no or "I'm too busy right now, we'll do it some other time". You have to think about this from a business perspective. I agree it would be nice if everything could work the way we fan's want it to, but unfortunately we live in a real world and we often face disappointment when our dreams don't pan out.
(02-22-2012 06:02 PM)taffster74 Wrote: Also, I have a feeling that when the rookie redemption's a released, they'll be for game-worn cards. As to the auto's.... for some reason, Panini has all signing sessions for on-card occur in their dallas offices. I suppose this is to ensure authenticity of the auto. That might also be why there's no rookies in the earlier stuff - they do the photoshoots at their dallas office and then they can guarantee that the materials are at least event-worn.
(02-23-2012 08:06 PM)xstreaminsanity Wrote: Eh, I don't care if he's a former Piston. I only care if they are in a Pistons uniform.


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It is not difficult to construct a simple refracting astronomical telescope. All that is required are two convex lenses (thicker in the middle) and an appropriate mounting. As a general rule, the objective lens should be large and fairly weak, and the eyepiece should be small and strong. Try starting with an eyepiece of about 2 or 3 centimeters in focal length, and an objective lens of about 25 to 50 centimeters in focal length. A lens' focal length is the distance between the lens' optical center and the image plane when the lens is focused on an object at infinity (for practical purposes, over 100 feet or 30 meters away). Longer focal length lenses are larger and heavier, which is an important factor when designing an instrument that is to be primarily hand held. The lenses should be of good quality and as free from optical distortions (chromatic and spherical) as possible. Chromatic distortions are the tendency lenses have to separate light into its component colors (as does a prism); spherical distortions are best exhibited by the curving of a straight line in an image formed by a curved lens.
The lenses are mounted usually in two tubes, which can be slid in and out from one another in order to focus. The objective lens will be set in the end of the larger tube, and the eyepiece will be set in the end of the smaller. To determine how far the lenses are to be mounted from one another, hold the smaller lens to your eye. Hold the larger one up in front of it, and try to focus a clear image of a distant object. Measure how far the lenses are at this point. That should be about midrange for the combined length of the tubes.
The lenses can be held in place with epoxy, taking care not to spill any epoxy on the faces of the lens. If the lens is smaller than the opening, a gasket can be improvised from wood, cork, heavy cardboard, or some such. Make certain that the lenses are aligned with one another, that is, they are both set in the same plane vertically and horizontally (center to center) before fixing in place. Look through the eyepiece. If you see no image or only a partial image, then the lenses are not aligned. The finished product will be adequate for exploring the moon's surface. Don't look at the sun with it! It will severely damage your eye.
Two convex lenses will create an upside down image, which is exactly what the telescope described above does. Some telescopes and binoculars use rectifiers, an optical system usually incorporating a prism, to turn the image right way up again. An upside down image really doesn't matter so much when you are exploring the surface of the moon. What you sacrifice in orientation you more than make up for in lightness and power.
If you are building a terrestrial telescope, or "spy glass", you probably don't want an upside down image. Substitute a concave lens (thinner in the middle) for the eyepiece. The telescope won't be as strong, but it will be adequate for most land use. This type of telescope is also known as a Galilean telescope, because it was first built by Galileo and used by him when he discovered the moons of Jupiter.
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5 en enero 22, 2015
The Steamboat Inn came highly recommended by a family member. The Inn is located right near shops and restaurants and the rooms are spacious and beautifully decorated. Looking out at the Mystic River while relaxing by the in room fireplace was wonderful..Special touches like the evening cookies and sherry, as well as the breakfast in the morning, make this a place to go back to over and over.
4,6 en enero 12, 2015
Nicely appointed rooms. Beautiful locatin. Walking distance to shopping and awesome restaurants. Wonderful hot breakfasts and cheery staff.
4,0 en diciembre 13, 2014
The greeting was warm and welcoming. We were escorted to our room where the door was opened and beckoning. The room included a large bed and a leather loveseat in front of the working fireplace. In the evening you can stop at the common room to get sherry and cookies. Great for sipping infront of the fire. We overlooked the Mystic River which was quiet as it was December, it would be quite active in the Summer. Breakfast was delicious and the staff was extremely friendly. Because it has only 11 rooms it was very quiet and intimate. We rarely stay in hotels or Inns, but our experience at the Steamboat Inn has us already planning to go back!
5 en octubre 05, 2014
Friendly, open staff. Clean, attractive room. Great insights to Mystic, and surrounding areas. Wish we could have stayed longer. Book here and you will not be disappointed!!
4,2 en septiembre 19, 2014
We stayed here via a gift certificate from my son. It was a wonderful experience. The inn is right on the river/waterfront and located right downtown, so my wife loved easy access to all the shops in Mystic. The room was incredible, the only thing that was not exceptional was the breakfast. It was a normal muffin, bagel, coffee juice and scrambled eggs. Don't get me wrong, it was still very good, but often at a B&B you'll get an exceptional breakfast. You'll have a great time if you go, and we'll be back again.
5 en julio 29, 2014
From the moment you check in, you're treated like royalty. Staff is friendly and accommodating. Great clean room with comfortable bed, fabulous tub/shower. Breakfast was terrific each day with a good deal of choices. Complimentary soft drinks and coffee all day. Sherry and cookies each evening. All included. Would most definitely recommend to anyone looking for a great place to stay and unwind.
4,2 en octubre 19, 2013
We received a warm welcome on arrival and we're delighted with our room (No.1-Ariadne) which was very comfortable and spacious having a large bathroom with a double whirlpool tub. There was a lovely view of the river and being on the first floor gave more privacy. The location is ideal for restaurants and shops and is within easy walking distance of the excellent Mystic Seaport Museum, a must visit. This rated in the top three of all the Inns we stayed at during our 3 week tour of New England.
5 en agosto 19, 2013
As always!
3,2 en agosto 13, 2013
My husband and I needed to get away for 2 days after a very stressful month. We found a perfect retreat at Steamboat Inn. The room was wonderful though at peak tourist time being along the water at street level might be a little intrusive. Very clean and loved taking the bikes out around town. The only negative was that the staff were not overly friendly. They were gracious when asked to leave the car parked after we checked out and to take bikes, but a little short on that B&B hospitality. Would stay again though and would recommend.
4,2 en agosto 12, 2013
I love staying in this small Inn. Beautiful setting, friendly but not cloying, well maintained.
4,4 en octubre 27, 2011
Recently spent 2 wonderful days at Steamboat - Mystic suite. What a beautiful location and atmosphere. Convenient to all Mystic sites and walking distance to many great eateries. Room was spacious, clean and comfortable, with a fantastic view of the river - real fireplace, an added plus. The staff was friendly and very accomodating, yet not intrusive. We did not partake of the breakfast offerings (just coffee) so, cannot offer a dining rating. An amazing Inn - highly recommended. We will be sure to return time and again.
4,2 en agosto 08, 2011
I loved my stay at the Steamboat Inn this spring. The location made it worth every penny, but overall I was extremely pleased with all other aspects of it. I was apprehensive about booking a B&B for the first time, but I found a virtual tour of several Mystic inns while browsing for reviews. Here is the one on the Steamboat: http://mysticshops.tv/steamboat-inn/ There are a few different ones on this site. If you're looking for something in particular, I would check it out before booking. Overall, I would rate the Steamboat highly and would stay here again.
5 en febrero 08, 2011
Wonderful suites and wonderful sweets in the morning. Views and food are outstanding!! Fireplaces, jacquzzis, evening port, morning breakfast, walk to everything! What more can you ask for? We go at least once a year for the past 4 years. Can't be missed!
4,4 en mayo 05, 2010
We chose Mystic, CT, as our destination for a weekend getaway for my husband's 30th birthday. Steamboat met our expectations - centrally located near shops and dining. Some B&B's will ask about reason for stay and will do something special if it's a birthday or anniversary. Steamboat Inn did not, which was slightly disappointing. Our room (Carolyn) was very nice - huge tub, nice sitting area. A little loud, as you can hear everyone right outside the room. Overall, it was nice.
5 en febrero 23, 2010
Our little "getaway escape" at the Steamboat Inn was terrific. The location on the river and walking distance to restaurants and shops were just what my husband and I were looking for. Our room #8 was gorgeous, immaculate, well designed and reasonably priced. The breakfast was delicious with many choices including yummy homemade muffins. We loved the added touches of the sherry and cookies in the evening. It was also wonderfully convenient to have coffee, tea, hot chocolate or soda available 24 hours a day. The entire staff is to be complimented for creating an efficient and friendly atmosphere. We especially enjoyed talking to the young woman who was assisting during the breakfast hours in the Common Room. Without doubt we shall return!
5 en diciembre 30, 2009
What a delightful, homey but elegant, botique style B&B. We had a cold snap the next morning and I enjoyed a brisk walk through a beautiful neighborhood. Will return!
4,4 en noviembre 20, 2009
We were coming back from a trip and stopped in Mystic last weekend. After a nice dinner at S&P Oyster, we decided to look for a place to stay the night. What a find Beautiful rooms with wood fireplaces with a great view of the river, friendly service, complementary snacks and breakfast. We are difinitely planning another visit soon.
3,4 en octubre 21, 2009
We arrived late in the afternoon on Saturday, October 10th and Kathryn welcomed us into the Steamboat Inn. We toured the area and were shown the Common Room and the Valiant Room where we were staying. We were given information on all the local amenities and the sites to see in downtown Mystic such as Mystic Pizza (lunch) and the Daniel Packard Inn (outstanding dinner). The Valiant Room was extremely accommodating and it was simply wonderful to be right on the water. We took the chairs from our room and sat right on the deck at night with the moon out, a good book, and an even better cigar from the downtown Market Place. We had a wonderful stay. The area was fantastic and it was great being right in the middle of town. There was so much to do and see at all the local shops on Main Street!
4,8 en octubre 15, 2009
We had a splendid time at this charming place. Clean, cozy, romantic and fantastic view of Mystic River. Fantastic decorating!
5 en agosto 10, 2009
The Steamboat Inn is our Mystic Art Show family tradition for five years now. The innkeepers are friendly and take pride in their inn. The rooms are comfortable, clean, and charming. You cannot top the location ~ right on the wharf. My money is well spent. See you next year!
5 en abril 15, 2009
We were thrilled with the room. It was spacious, the fireplace was well kept and it worked! The view of the Mystic River was gorgeous. This vacation was a real dream. The continental breakfast was also wonderful, and the staff always made you feel special. One of the great perks was the $99 additional night plus tickets to the Aquarium and a complimentary dinner. We took advantage of both. This was a true getaway, and I would definitely go back.
5 en marzo 22, 2009
We stayed for the weekend expecting to tour the area extensively, but , the accomodations were so wonderful, comfortable, scenic, we took delight in front of the fire for hours. We were in the "mystic room" , a very high, I mean high, colonial four poster. Luckily a step stool for we vertically challenged ! The room was spotless, amenities plentiful. The host was a delight.Informative, not intrusive. Sherry and cookies, delicious breakfast, no, not considered continental. The whole weekend was perfect. I imagine in the summer it may be noisy with people walking the wharf below. Do not hesitate, do not regard negative comments...some people you just can never please. Thank you Diana, we will see you again ! smg
4,8 en febrero 20, 2009
The Steamboat Inn is a great getaway! Impressively decorated and romantic. A perfect place to stay!
5 en noviembre 03, 2008
amazing stay! Clean and luxurious with the warmest customer service. great breakfast and the fire place was a dream!
3,4 en julio 08, 2008
The Steamboat Inn is a lovely bed and breakfast right on the Mystic River. The room was great close to downtown Mystic shops and restaurants. With a nice continental breakfast.
2,4 en junio 28, 2008
My wife and I honeymooned at the Steamboat Inn this past May. On the positive side, the location is ideal. The inn is in the downtown area with many shops and restaurants in walking distance. The complimentary parking is helpful too, as this can be a real challenge in Mystic. It was well-kept and clean. Unfortunately, the inn keeper needs to either take some customer service classes or hire someone to staff the desk who cares about the guests and can smile. My wife and I grew up in CT, so we know that we New Englanders are not always the warmest people, but if you're in the B&B business, you need to treat your guests well. We were surprised at how cold and indifferent she was throughout our stay. While the rooms are pretty and clean, the walls are paper thin. We felt like we were sitting in the same room as the gentelman next door who had a chronic cough and over hear conversations next door. Finally, every B&B we have stayed in has had at least one homemade offering for breakfast. Over the course of our stay, only one morning were we offered a single blueberry muffin -- no seconds. The remainder of our stay the breakfasts consisted of cereal, yogurt, stale bagels and some fruit. They need to do better than that. We would not stay here again given the multiple disappointments mentioned above. There are too many other places to stay in the Mystic area.
3,6 en mayo 23, 2008
We had a wonerful relaxing time. The atmosphere is fantastic. We actually stayed in two rooms and both were somewhat noisy from bridge and what seemed to be a hallway connecting another building. Breakfast and staff were fantastic.
5 en mayo 06, 2008
My husband and I stayed at The Steamboat Inn for 4 wonderful nights. From the moment we walked inside, we were very graciously greeted by the front desk person and given a tour of the inn. The breakfasts were wonderful, the evening snacks of Sherry and cookies were very tasty. We will definately be staying here again the next time we are in CT!!
3,8 en noviembre 03, 2007
My spouse and I stayed for three nights and tried out three rooms (our choice). The location is ideal for the surrounding shopping, dining, museums, and water attractions (the draw bridge right outside the back door was intriguing). Two of the three rooms exceeded my expectations, with fantastic views of the river, cozy yet well laid out rooms, and clean quarters. Of these two, we most enjoyed the Annie Wilcox room, followed by the Summer Girl room. And don't let the names throw you. They are names of boats that have docked at the Steamboat Inn. The third room (Valiant), which was significantly smaller with fewer amenities than the other two (no tub, no fireplace), was priced as high as the better rooms. The jetted shower was awkward and leaked through the door. This room needs to be improved or priced appropriately. The staff was quite accommodating and responsive to our requests. The dining area is clean and comfortable, with tasty continental breakfast pastries and drinks. It is open 24-7 with drinks and cookies. If you plan a trip to Connecticut or Rhode Island, and want some quiet, comfortable time with your significant other in a beautiful location, I highly recommend the Steamboat Inn in Mystic.
5 en octubre 10, 2007
Great stay!


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