Collection: White Mountain

1580 Beach Path. This house on a rugged coastline looks like it's been in the family for generations. After a long day at the beach, the family meanders down a pathway toward home, arriving just in time to enjoy the sunset from the ocean side of the house. Later in the evening Mom might relax on the adirondack chairs to enjoy a cool beverage and watch the children and dogs at play on the lawn. This 1,000 piece puzzle has a finished size of 24" x 30". David Maclean

American Drive-in. The first drive-in restaurant in America was Kirby’s Pig Stand in Dallas, Texas, established in 1921. The idea really took off and drive-ins had their heyday in the 1950s and 60s, to be  superceded in later decades by drive-through restaurants. Here is artist Steve Crisp’s idyllic vision of Sid’s Drive-In beneath waving palm trees and a starry sky, with rollerskating waitresses and couples who are probably “going steady”. 1,000 piece puzzle with a finished size of 24” x 30”.

Country Blessing. Storm clouds gather over an otherwise bucolic farm scene, painted by artist Abraham Hunter. Lights glow in the farmhouse and chickens peck away in the yard next to the farmer's tractor. Nearby, a mare and foal wait to be led to the safety and comfort of the barn, to keep company with the cow and calf already in residence. 1,000 piece puzzle. Finished size 24" x 30".

I Love New Hampshire. We Granite Staters are justifiably proud we're small, but full of superlatives. Eleven miles north of White Mountain Puzzles is Mount Washington, the highest peak in the northeastern U.S. which, until recently, held the record for the highest wind ever recorded by man, 231 miles per hour. NH is home to Wolfeboro, the oldest summer resort in America, and the first in the nation Presidential Primary. The symbol of the state is the Old Man of the Mountain, the 40' high rock profile that sadly collapsed in May of 2003. The Old Farmer's Almanac, published since 1792, is based in Dublin NH. Closer to our Jackson home we have many attractions such as our treasured Covered Bridge, Storyland, the Conway Scenic Railroad, and the Shannon Door Pub (est. 1953). This 1,000 piece collage was designed by Charlie Girard. Finished size 24" x 30".

Statue of Liberty. Welcoming admirers from all over the world, Lady Liberty (formal name “Liberty Enlightening the World”) was a gift from the people of France dedicated in 1886, raising her torch on Liberty Island in New York Harbor. To her left in this view are the Chrysler Building which was the world’s tallest skyscraper until the Empire State Building was completed in 1931, a title it held for nearly 40 years. To the right is One World Trade Center, also known as Freedom Tower, the main building in the rebuilt complex and the tallest in the United States. Artist Steve Crisp. 1,000 piece puzzle with a finished size of 24” x 30”.