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The expansion of Stage Coach routes to New Hampshire recorded as early as 1793, led to the building of the Inn at Fitzwilliam in 1796. The Fitzwilliam Inn, built beside the old New England Common, was the second of five eventually established at the height of the granite quarrying operations to give sustenance to travelers, as it still does today. When owned by Judge Blair at the turn of the Century, the famous old English Rhebus was inscribed over the library fireplace, it continues to stump visitors from all parts of the world. |
