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Winnisquam Lake: An informative map showing the Lake and surrounding area with some of the most important landmarks being represented hereon, 1971

Collection Name:
Map Collection - Maps of the Lakes Region, NH
Title:
Winnisquam Lake: An informative map showing the Lake and surrounding area with some of the most important landmarks being represented hereon, 1971
Creator:
Michael, G. Mac
Accession / Call Number:
2021.005
Object ID:
912.778b W776gm
Date:
1971
Type of Material:
cartographic material
Physical Description:
1 map; 28" x 22"
Language:
English
Scope and Content:
Map of Winnisquam Lake by G. Mac Michael dated 1971. The map contains the subtitle: "an informative map showing the lake and surrounding area with some of the most important landmarks being represented hereon." In addition to Winnisquam Lake, other waterways illustrated on the map are the Winnipesauke River, Silver Lake, Lake Opechee, and Paugus Bay of Lake Winnipesaukee. Towns are labeled, as are railroad lines, major roadways, and landmarks. Along the border of the map are illustrations of fish, an Abenaki in a canoe, ducks, and significant buildings. Buildings included are the Inn at Steel Hill, the Bay Crest Manor, the Sea-Plane Landing and Tearoom, the Winnisquam House, the Laconia Tavern, the Solloway Mill, and the Terrace. Some of the captions for the illustrations contain more information besides just the name of the structure. The bottom right hand corner contains a copyright by William P. Hopkinson.
Subjects:
Hotels , Maps
Locations:
Belmont, NH
Gilford, NH
Laconia, NH
Meredith, NH
Sanbornton, NH
Tilton, NH
Winnisquam Lake, NH
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Credit Line:
Gift of anonymous.
Restrictions:
Available for research.
Level Description:
Item
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