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Little House History

 
 





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!)
 
       
 
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.

 

 
       
 
Winter 2003

Another year goes by...
With red doors, diamond windows, And an airy porch
The Little House looks quite different
 
   
       
 
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.
 
       
 

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.

 
   

For the comfort of all of our guests         
The Little House is maintained as a smoke free and pet free environment.         
Thank You!          
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