Towards the end of the 19th century, Rockland was quite the place to be. It was one of the most active commercial Ports on the East Coast as it produced and harbored scores of stout schooners which formed the backbone of the U.S. coastal trade. During this era, the popular twenty-five room Lindsey House and Tavern met the need for a congenial meeting spot
In 1924, the Camden-Rockland Water Company bought the Lindsey House to meet the needs of a growing community. Guest rooms became offices and labs and an eight bay garage was built to house and maintain equipment
In 1994 the Water Company moved on and once again a need arose. Offices gave way to the charming nine room, full service Captain Lindsey House Inn Serving mariners, visitors and business travelers. The eight bay garage emerged as The WaterWorks. Rockland's very own place to meet friends, enjoy a hearty meal, and celebrate the weekend.
Towards the end of the twentieth century. Rockland is once again becoming quite
the place to be.
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The WATERWORKS is open seven days a week, year round, from 11:00 am until last call after midnight.