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Saint Gaudens Augustus Saint-Gaudens was the area's most famous resident. The sculptor lived and worked in Cornish from 1884 until his death. Decorated in a toile of rich earthtones, it is furnished with a queen size canopied bed and early French and American antiques. This charming corner room which looks out over the front and back of the house also has oriental rugs and a fireplace. Rate: $170 Holiday/Foliage $200 |
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Isadora Duncan Isadora Duncan, the most significant woman in the history of the dance, had many admirers in the Cornish community and often came to perform at The Oaks, the home of Maxfield Parrish. This sunny country room overlooks the front lawns and gardens and is furnished with pine antiques in a garden theme. It has a queen size canopied bed, oriental rugs and a fireplace. Rate: $170 Holiday/Foliage $200 |
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Maxfield Parrish This opulent two-room suite is named after Maxfield Parrish, the famous illustrator who lived and worked in Cornish. The suite features a sitting room with fireplace and antiques. The bedroom also has a fireplace, queen size bed, original hardwood floors and oriental rugs. Rate: $200 Holiday/Foliage $229 |
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THE CARRIAGE HOUSE: Newly renovated and expanded, this charming cottage offers six country guest rooms, many with private entrance and patio. Each room is individually decorated with warm hues and each is named in honor of the historic founders of Home Hill. |
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Thomas Gallup In 1763 Thomas Gallup received a grant from King George the 3rd, of 300 acres of land along the Connecticut River in Plainfield, NH. As part of the condition of the grant, they cleared and farmed the land and prospered on the produce from the rich Connecticut Valley A charming country room with wall-to-wall carpeting, king size bed and sitting area with pull out sofa and country pine furniture, overlooking the tennis court. Rate: $200 Holiday/Foliage $229 |
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Maria Woodman A fifth generation Gallup and the first woman to inherit the Home Hill property, Maria's son went on to become the mayor of Los Angeles in 1916. Bright and sunny, this retreat offers a private entry, and queen bed and is decorated with country antiques and fabrics. Handicap accessible. Rate: $170 Holiday/Foliage $200 |
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Roscoe Gray and Henry Smythe Roscoe Gray, Justice of the peace and Quorum for the state of New Hampshire, and his family were the last of seven generations of the Gallup-Woodman-Grays to inhabit the property. Henry Smythe, a noted Harvard scholar and former Chief Geologist resided on the estate with his family until 1944. Elegant yet cozy, these queen-bedded rooms, each with fireplace and private entry, are decorated in classic, country toiles. Rate: $170 Holiday/Foliage $200 |
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John Bissell and Ted Burgess Shortly after the Second World War, Home Hill was aquired by the Bissel family. It remained in their family until the 1960's when local attorney Ted Burgess bought the estate. Ted Burgess renamed the estate "Holy Stone Barn" after a horse that he rode as a boy. Welcoming second floor rooms, each with wall-to-wall carpet, country pine antiques, queen size beds and dormer windows. Rate: $160 Holiday/Foliage $189 |
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The Pool House A Charming private cottage situated near the pool. (Seasonal). Looking out onto manicured gardens and flowers, a romantic retreat with a brass queen bed, cozy sitting room and private terrace by the pool. Seasonal Rate: $250
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**All rates based on double occupancy, breakfast included
**Foliage Rates in effect from September 15th thru October 25th
**Hoilday rates include Dartmouth Graduation Weekend