Originally the residence of Alden W. Kelley, prominent Lubec druggist, and later owned by Robert Kelley, this Victorian mansion was on Church Street opposite the end of Summer Street. It later became the Catholic Rectory with much decorative “gingerbread” removed. Razed in the 1980s, a new rectory was erected on the site. For a distant view of this house see #29443, “Summer Street.”