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tummyman · 08-14-2009, 07:33 PM

The Spring on Redding Lane was disconnected by the owner this year. Its source was evaluated and found to be essentially groundwater. Since they could not guarantee the quality of the water, they removed the pipe.

Concerning the cottages on Eagle Shore Road, they were named "Coach Lantern Terrace" and owned by the Power family. Nils and his step brother Malcolm were the beneficiaries of the property after their parents death many years ago. Niles and his wife Elaine operated their share of the rental cottages for many years. Malcolm sold off his share of the buildings (retained the land) and two of them were moved further down Eagle Shore Road and renovated / expanded into year round houses. Two others were moved three years ago up to the Bean Road in Center Harbor. Unfortunately 3 years ago Niles passed away suddenly from a heart attack in his sleep. He lived off-season in California. His wife has elected to sell the property and remain in California. However, the economy being what it is, this large track has not been sold as of yet. Malcolm is still a frequent visitor to the site.

08-14-2009, 07:33 PM	#15
tummyman Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2009 Location: Moultonborough Posts: 842 Thanks: 259 Thanked 687 Times in 244 Posts	Spring etc. The Spring on Redding Lane was disconnected by the owner this year. Its source was evaluated and found to be essentially groundwater. Since they could not guarantee the quality of the water, they removed the pipe. Concerning the cottages on Eagle Shore Road, they were named "Coach Lantern Terrace" and owned by the Power family. Nils and his step brother Malcolm were the beneficiaries of the property after their parents death many years ago. Niles and his wife Elaine operated their share of the rental cottages for many years. Malcolm sold off his share of the buildings (retained the land) and two of them were moved further down Eagle Shore Road and renovated / expanded into year round houses. Two others were moved three years ago up to the Bean Road in Center Harbor. Unfortunately 3 years ago Niles passed away suddenly from a heart attack in his sleep. He lived off-season in California. His wife has elected to sell the property and remain in California. However, the economy being what it is, this large track has not been sold as of yet. Malcolm is still a frequent visitor to the site.