Welcome to historical Valley Road in Mason, NH, a town steeped in history dating back to its charter in 1768. Among the notable landmarks on Valley Road is the home of Samuel Wilson, the man reputedly linked to the origin of the "Uncle Sam" symbol. Also nearby is Pickity Place, a renowned herb farm and restaurant, famous for its connection to children’s book illustrator Elizabeth Orton Jones. You will also find this cozy cape that has been updated both inside and out (including solar) with an outbuilding that was originally the town's country store. Though the specific history of the old country store is not explicitly covered in the primary online sources. The store’s history is likely embedded in the fabric of its rural community’s development. To discover more, reaching out to the Mason Historical Society and exploring town archives to uncover detailed stories and documentation about this local business that once was. (This 2nd building has an additional 2,000+sqft.) Delayed showings until after OPEN HOUSE 7/26 10am-1pm & 7/27 11am-2pm.