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Article: GRAND HOTEL WHEN HE BOUGHT THE VACANT MOUNTAIN VIEW HOTEL, KEVIN CRAFFEY PLANNED TO REOPEN IT IN A FEW MONTHS. BUT REVIVING THE NEW HAMPSHIRE LANDMARK HAS PROVED TOUGHER THAN HE THOUGHT.
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- The Boston Globe (Boston, MA)
- Article date:
- March 25, 2001
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NEW HAMPSHIRE'S OLDEST hotel was the last thing on Kevin Craffey's
mind in1998. He was looking for a summer home on Martha's Vineyard,
an oceanfront retreat for his family. But then he happened onto a
newspaper article about the Mountain View House, a 200-room grande
dame in Whitefield, 20 miles from North Conway.The hotel, vacant
since 1985, was for sale, listed at $1.3 million. The buyer would get
360 acres, a nine-hole golf course (still in use), a clubhouse, a
conference hall, and carriage houses as well as the vast main
building. To Craffey, a Duxbury, Massachusetts, resident who owns two
contracting firms in Hanover, that sounded like a deal worth a second
look.
Craffey was also ...
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