BluWater Group, owner of the Inn at Warner Hall in Gloucester, has announced the acquisition of 88 acres, expanding the property to encompass a total of 126 of the 600 acres that were in the original land grant given to Augustine Warner I in 1642. This will further conserve one of America’s most important colonial estates, said a press release. “Acquiring these additional 88 acres is a profound responsibility and privilege, said Blake Plumley, CEO of BluWater Group. “Warner Hall represents not just a piece of my family’s heritage, as a distant relative of Augustine Warner I, but an irreplaceable chapter of American history. Our goal is to preserve this land and its legacy for future generations. We are committed to being custodians of this storied destination for a very long time.” Warner Hall stands as one of Gloucester’s earliest manor houses. Its owner, Augustine Warner I, was President George Washington’s great-great-grandfather and the ninth great-grandfather of Queen Elizabeth II...