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Little
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History |
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Fall
2000 |
When first we met, The Little House was buried deep in a forest
of saplings.
After bushwacking through
yards of overgrown saplings
we uncovered the dear little house.
We thought what a wonderful
bed and breakfast cottage
she would make.
(We are big dreamers!) |
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Winter 2002 |
After two years and lots of hard
work the Little House has new sills,
new floor joists upstairs and down,
and a sturdy slate roof.
She now looks out over her world
from dormer windows. |
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Winter 2003 |
Another year goes by...
With red doors, diamond windows,
And an airy porch
The Little House looks quite different |
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Fall 2004 |
Finally, after four years
The Little House is ready to make her debut.
In the fall of 2000 we were handed a key
labeled “the little house.”
Now
we would like to hand the key to you
for your stay in The Little House
as she is still lovingly called. |
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The Little House was built before the turn of the
century in the historic village of Fitzwilliam, NH.
It has been a honeymoon cottage, a home for workers at the local granite
quarries,
a maple sugar house and a hide-out for the young.
We purchased this special little house with a desire and a dream
to make a cozy guest house for people visiting the area while retaining
it’s history and spirit.
We believe we have done this. We hope you think so, too. |
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