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Cow Island on Lake Winnipesaukee in NH has a rich history including raising cows, Camp Idlewild, a restaurant called Mama Lucy's, and a 1860's grist mill

The NH Veteran’s Association is a part of the history of the Lakes Region that many people are unaware of. It features a seasonal campground including cottages at Weirs Beach on Lake Winnipesaukee.
Becky's Garden a tiny island in the northern end of Lake Winnipesaukee, south of Center Harbor, between Two Mile Island and Three Mile Island with a TINY TINY house on it. This is Becky’s Garden, one of the uninhabited islands on the lake at only about 10 feet across.
In 1911 William Hale built the castle after having been to Europe and seeing castles along the Rhine. The craftsman who built the castle were the same as those who built Castle in the Clouds in Moultonborough. At that time the castle was called Hale’s Castle. It is…

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