New Hampshire’s Lake Winnipesaukee is the state’s largest body of water. Dotted along its shores are several picturesque small towns that have been welcoming visitors since the Granite State’s early days. The town of Meredith has been doing so since its incorporation in 1768, and its appeal is timeless.

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With plenty of things to do and see all year long, Meredith is a place to visit in all four seasons. For more information and ideas, visit the Meredith Area Chamber of Commerce and the Great Meredith Program, and be sure to follow along on Facebook for the latest news.

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