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    • Squam Camp
    • Canterbury Shaker Village
    • Historic Lake Camp
    • UNH-Durham Transit Station
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Adirondack Family Camp

This award winning Adirondack family compound on a lake in New Hampshire is featured in the books Cabin Fever by Rachel Carley, Rustic Revisited by Ann Stillman O'Leary, and Heart of New Hampshire Magazine (2008). The camp includes a boathouse, guesthouse & main house and has been featured in several issues of New Hampshire Home magazine.

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Front of main house at twilight
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View of entry to main house with natural plantings
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Twilight view from lake to rear of main house through landscape of natural plantings
The 6,800 square foot main house features extraordinary timber framing, using local peeled-bark logs for the building's structure. Tree trunks, with roots included, are also part of the structure. The home also includes detailed stick work and custom stained glass windows.
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Staircase at the entry of the main house
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The dining room in the main house
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The kitchen with breakfast nook beyond
Fine detailing is seen throughout the compound.
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Guest house stairwell with tree insert
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The kitchen and great room in the guest house
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Stairwell viewed from the great room with the fire place