History...Geology...and Unparalleled Beauty of Landscape

Photos courtesy of Peter Bloch

Beginning in 2015, the members of the Little Sunapee Protective Association embarked on a project of researching and documenting the history of the lake and its inhabitants. A number of families have lived in the area for generations and shared their memories and photographs with the larger membership. In 2016 and 2017, the association hosted the following presentations of the history of the lake and its changing landscape over the past 100 years.

2016 Annual Meeting Presentations - History of Little Lake Sunapee, Part I

2017 Annual Meeting Presentations - History of Little Lake Sunapee, Part II

Maple Sugaring at Twin Lake Village

2018 Annual Meeting Presentations

In July of 2018 Peter L. Bloch and Roger Bloch shared their expertise with the membership and presented a fascinating glimpse of the geology of Little Lake Sunapee and a mesmerizing view of the lake and surrounds through the four seasons from above:

2019 Annual Meeting Presentations

In July of 2019 Peter L. Bloch again presented a stunning show of lake photography. Roger Bloch introduced his new detailed depth map of Little Sunapee, with some surprising changes to the old map. Greg Berger, owner of Spring Ledge Farm, presented a fascinating overview of plantings and rain gardens to nourish the lakeside landscape.

Consider joining the Little Sunapee Protective Association. Together with your neighbors build for the future of the lake and watershed. Membership is $50 per year. Write to: Treasurer, Little Sunapee Protective Association, PO Box 1653, New London, NH 03257.