Not our name, but our passion
Robert and Katherine Peckett and their daughter Kate were the proprietors of Peckett’s-on-Sugar Hill Inn. When they decided to keep the inn open during the winter months they added activities like tobogganing, snowshoeing, ice-skating and sleigh rides. When Kate Peckett expanded the activities to include
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Wildwood was in the area where Tunnel Brook meets NH Route 112. The marker was sponsored by Eunice Woods who at 84 years old was believed to be the last person still alive who remembered the settlement during its existence. Ms. Wood’s grandfather was the
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Ebenezer Mackintosh was born on June 20, 1737 and raised in the south end of Boston. Mackintosh became famous as a voice of the common man in Boston and was a key leader in the protests against the stamp act of 1765. He was a
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