Marion Nichols Summer Home

The Marion Nichols Summer House, located in Hollis, New Hampshire, is a historic summer residence built in 1935 for a wealthy widow. This unique L-shaped, two-story structure showcases a blend of Tudor Revival, Craftsman, and Colonial Revival architectural styles. It features rustic interior finishes and includes additional buildings like a workshop and a wellhouse. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 2003, the property is now managed by the Beaver Brook Association, which focuses on conservation and education in the area. Visitors can explore the surrounding conservation land, making it an interesting destination for both tourists and researchers.