Henry Berg Guest House

The Henry Berg Guesthouse is a 1909 two-story residence, contributing to Camden's National Register Historic District. For more than half a century it was home to Henry and Rose Berg, among the town's most prominent citizens with involvements in banking, oil, business ventures and philanthropy. Originally a Victorian wood frame structure, it was enhanced in the 1930's with stucco cladding accented by quoin design at the corners, and by the addition of luxury sunrooms on both floors. The space The historically themed décor, displaying multiple historic Camden photos, is especially appropriate for heritage tourists interested in Camden's rich lore of local history but guests in town for other reasons are welcomed and appreciated. Restoration work on the house is complete although additional work on the grounds and driveway is still in process but does not inhibit use of the house.