Guest who would like ice for their cooler or to keep a bottle of Champagne chilled will find an Ice Machine http://bit.ly/cCKiDP and buckets in the kitchen. We’d have a machine in our Carriage House too, but the equipment makes too much noise. View the Glynn House http://bit.ly/129gXu website for additional information about the Inn and local activities.

Carriage Barn Antiques and Collectibles http://bit.ly/aijplt has been family owned and operated since 1970. The store has grown to over 6500 square feet of shopping on two floors of a four-story post and beam barn built in 1874. Two floors are filled with antiques, glassware, NASCAR items, tins, maps, bottles, unfinished furniture, books, and much, much more. View the Glynn House http://bit.ly/129gXu website for additional information about the Inn and local activities.

Crawford Notch State Park http://bit.ly/7uCOBt is situated off Route 302 in Harts. Visitors will experience six miles of unspoiled, rugged natural beauty. The hiking is terrific. Foliage colors are absolute spectacular. Crawford Notch State Park is an easy drive from the Inn. View the Glynn House http://bit.ly/129gXu website for additional information about the Inn and local activities.

The Auxiliary General Submarine (AGSS) USS Albacore http://bit.ly/6YIrzq holds a place in history as the first Navy-designed vessel with a true underwater hull of cylindrical shape that has become the standard for today’s submarines worldwide. Designed, built and maintained by the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard, Albacore served as a sea-going test platform from 1953 to 1972. Albacore’s teardrop-shaped hull was the prototype for the Navy’s nuclear powered submarine force and was the first boat built specifically to operate underwater. View the Glynn House http://bit.ly/129gXu website for additional information about the Inn and local activities.

M Bistro is open of the season. Glynn House http://bit.ly/129gXu guests seeking a relaxing setting, professional service and exceptional cuisine will be delighted by this excellent restaurant http://bit.ly/8hDX5r. M Bistro is only a five minute drive from the Inn.

Four Second City vets – Women Fully Clothed http://bit.ly/e4Xjn3 – hits on career and family: Kathryn Greenwood of “Whose Line Is It Anyway”; Robin Duke of “Saturday Night Live”; Jayne Eastwood from My Big Fat Greek Wedding; and Teresa Pavlinek of “The Jane Show.” The Toronto Star calls them “an all-estrogen comedy dream team!” View the Glynn House http://bit.ly/129gXu website for additional information about the Inn and local activities.

What a wonderful weekend retreat from New York City! We were here for the Mooseman Triathlon and had a great time. The attention to detail left us wanting for nothing. We will definitely be back! We really enjoyed the Common Man’s roof deck and only wished we’d had time to go to the Italian Farmhouse. View the Glynn House http://bit.ly/129gXu website for additional guest comments plus information about the Inn and local activities.

Jennifer & Alex

NY, NY

What a great way to spend my 30^th. My husband surprised me with two nights away. Food was great!!! Ingrid, Pam, Glenn and of course smiling Rebecca made this stay unforgettable. View the Glynn House http://bit.ly/129gXu website for additional guest comments plus information about the Inn and local activities.

Lori & Bill

Natick, MA

Shaker founder Ann Lee (1736-1784), a visionary mystic and powerful spiritual leader, is the inspiration for this breathtaking goldmine of dramatic content and mesmerizing theatrical dance. Martha Clarke’s Angel Reapers http://bit.ly/e4Xjn3 slips in and out of reality and embraces Ann’s visions and those of her followers. Try to be at the Music Hall for a magical evening. View the Glynn House http://bit.ly/129gXu website for additional information about the Inn and local activities.