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MEREDITH: THE LATCHKEY TO THE WHITE MOUNTAINS
Reprinted from "Where to In the Lakes Region," 1947
A publication of the Meredith Chamber of Commerce
A friendly, small town—one of the beauty spots of New England. Situated between Lake Winnipesaukee on the right and Waukewan on the left, hills all around and mountains for a back drop.
A grand playground for winter sports. Have you ever fished through the ice in a “bob” house? Meredith Bay is famous for this sport—may we invite you to try it?
Three hours out of Boston on the Boston and Maine or on the Daniel Webster Highway.
“Come for a week—You'll stay for life.”
A publication of the Meredith Chamber of Commerce
A friendly, small town—one of the beauty spots of New England. Situated between Lake Winnipesaukee on the right and Waukewan on the left, hills all around and mountains for a back drop.
A grand playground for winter sports. Have you ever fished through the ice in a “bob” house? Meredith Bay is famous for this sport—may we invite you to try it?
Three hours out of Boston on the Boston and Maine or on the Daniel Webster Highway.
“Come for a week—You'll stay for life.”
Meredith on a clear winter night.