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Discover the people who lived there, the places they visited and the stories they shared.
The Maplewood
"The Maplewood Hotel was the grandest hotel of the 30 hotels in Bethlehem and one of the most spectacular resorts in all of New England. Equipped with a railroad depot on the Profile and Franconia Notch Railroad, casino, a Donald Ross golf course, livery stables, post office with express and telegraph facilities, The Maplewood was a first class destination for New Englanders and Presidents Grant and Roosevelt.
As with most of the Grand New England Hotels from the era, fire raised The Maplewood to the ground in the 1960s..." www.maplewoodgolfresort.com
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Posted in the Past: Revealing the true stories written on a postcard
Discover the people who lived there, the places they visited and the stories they shared.
The Maplewood
"The Maplewood Hotel was the grandest hotel of the 30 hotels in Bethlehem and one of the most spectacular resorts in all of New England. Equipped with a railroad depot on the Profile and Franconia Notch Railroad, casino, a Donald Ross golf course, livery stables, post office with express and telegraph facilities, The Maplewood was a first class destination for New Englanders and Presidents Grant and Roosevelt.
As with most of the Grand New England Hotels from the era, fire raised The Maplewood to the ground in the 1960s..." www.maplewoodgolfresort.com
Postcard
Posted in the Past: Revealing the true stories written on a postcard
 (Pierce Bridge) - The Maplewood
"The Maplewood Hotel was the grandest hotel of the 30 hotels in Bethlehem and one of the most spectacular resorts in all of New England. Equipped with a railroad depot on the Profile and Franconia Notch Railroad, casino, a Donald Ross golf course, livery stables, post office with express and telegraph facilities, The Maplewood was a first class destination for New Englanders and Presidents Grant and Roosevelt.
As with most of the Grand New England Hotels from the era, fire raised The Maplewood to the ground in the 1960s..." www.maplewoodgolfresort.com){kind=small}