Webster Estate
Holderness, United States
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The Webster Estate is a historic summer complex in Holderness, New Hampshire, situated on Squam Lake near Carns Cove. Built for the prominent local Webster family beginning in 1899 with the Homestead, designed for patriarch Frank Webster, the estate was expanded to include the Laurence Webster House in 1903 and ranked among the largest summer estates on the lake at that time. Executed in Shingle style architecture, the compound originally encompassed 5,000 acres but was reduced to a 16.4-acre remnant by the time of its listing on the National Register of Historic Places in 1989.
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- National Register of Historic Places listed place
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- Holderness, United States
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