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The Summit House, Mount Washington, New Hampshire. This was the second hotel of the name, built of wood in 1872 and opened the following year, but burned in 1908.
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Hugh Nanatee (272 bytes) (The Summit House, Mount Washington, New Hampshire; from a 1904 postcard published by Chisholm Brothers, Portland, Maine. This was the second hotel of the name, built of wood in 1872 and opened the following year, but burned in 1908.)
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