The Ruins of Madame Sherri's Castle ~ New Hampshire

[@Peeairx]

I went to a rock concert there back in 1973 or 74. The stage was set up to the left of the stone arch stairs. Things have grown up a bit since then.

[@JeffBishop_KB3QMT]

You need to see The Mountains and Lakes Region of western Maine. The forests are huge.

[@mht5875]

Fascinating! Madame Antoinette Sherri designed costumes for the Ziegfeld Follies and many Broadway shows. Party guests at her NH castle include Mae West, Ethel Merman, Al Jolson, Bert Lahr, Ray Bolger, the Ritz Brothers. Born in Paris, she immigrated to America and soon found success as a stage designer. Near the castle was a 200-foot by 300-foot swimming pool. In the center of the pool was a pedestal with a large statue of Aphrodite. She died in 1963 at the age of 84. From Greenfield Recorder, MA, February 23, 1979. Thank you so much for sharing this adventure, Cliff!

[@nobillclinton]

kewl. Thank you M H T

[@mgratk]

Wow thanks for adding that very cool info.

[@markandrews2942]

Great back round of an interesting and important person in our not to distant past. Thank you for your comment!

[@arlisssolano8288]

awesome place😁

[@verdashirk9819]

My husband and I were there a few years ago. I would have loved to seen it in its prime. We go to New Hampshire often as our son and his family live there.

[@SueGirling68]

Hi Cliff, a really pretty area, it must have been a happening place back in the day. Thank you for sharing, much love. xx ❤

[@wanderingoutyonder]

Super cool! You have been exploring some really interesting areas lately! The New England States are so beautiful! Loved the stone ruins that remain! Keep making memories & adventure on! ~Karen & Shannon WOY

[@stewartthompson72]

A beautiful area for sure. I was very surprised when you walked into the basement, and it was poured concrete. I definitely did not expect that.

[@rhondaneff2675]

Glad you got to visit 2 beautiful states. I have been to both as well and love it there.

[@user-David-Alan]

Very nice. Hope you keep exploring. Maybe hike one of the 4000-foot mountains. Stay well and be safe.

[@mgratk]

Very cool looking ruins. Thanks as always for the great video Cliff. A great road trip!

[@sonplusone7059]

Mt. Washington Cliff!!! That’s where your headed. That will be epic.

[@rickyt3961]

that was great! 🏰

[@kateclark7250]

I could live there too. No wild parties for me either, just quiet forest. Thank you for the adventure.

[@loislema597]

welcome to my neck of the woods! isn't this a really cool site! it was bigger but part of it collapsed about a year ago i believe. must have been quite the place in it's heyday!

[@tagalongoutdoors]

I'm a local here, Madame Sherri's is a great location to wander and explore. I think my favorite Madame story is that one day she rode a horse through downtown Brattleboro naked. She is rumored to have run a brothel here which is where the moniker "Madame" comes from. Anyway, thanks for visiting our little neck of the woods You should have continued up to Indian Pond... that is a lovely spot any time of year

[@heygetoffmylawn1572]

Thank you, Woodsman, for this adventure. You saved me a lot of money in not having to travel there. Been all through New England. Many places we missed. This is apparently one of them. It’s almost like being there. Safe travels.👍

[@joseleswopes1400]

When we visited our Daughter and Husband in Boston we went to New Hampshire. The forest's are so beautiful, we went to Gloucester. We hit every place we could for Clam Chowder. Stopped in Kinnabuck and had stuffed Lobster, OMG 😳 the best. We were so spoiled when we got back home in Albuquerque NM 😎

[@RnRMonster]

Sounds more like you went to Maine

[@joseleswopes1400]

@@RnRMonster We went all over

[@glennjudd2467]

New Hampshire is beautiful ! But those hard winters are tough ! Glad you are able to go on these amazing camping trips ! Just amazing !❤

[@JamesRobertSmith]

It looks like the keystone has dropped out of the remaining arch. I think the house had a crawlspace, not a basement.

[@marygarner5249]

Greetings always love your adventures always great time 💟💟💟

[@matthewschleicher9419]

You’re video are amazing keep up great work 😊

[@beckyleheny8636]

Very interesting! Thank you!

[@SarahSherman-di7ku]

Went there today with the dogs , live in Lempster 45 mins away. Beautiful place.

[@JimmyBeanz13]

That's really neat. Most of these old places I explore, it is just up to the imagination what went on there. Nice there is some pictures and context to go along with it all!

[@brookeshaffer4377]

Super interesting. The stonework and greenery were fantastic! Thanks Cliff for another great adventure🌟

[@elspet3813]

Maybe that chipmunk's 50th Great Grandparents ate from the high society people's hands haha

[@nobillclinton]

beauteous

[@tooltime8211]

Wow cool we were there this spring we live just Noth of that in Charlestown NH and we with to the Chesterfield Gorge too We love your show keep up the good work

[@dollarjilt1]

check the air in the back tire on the driver's side mate, it looks a little low

[@jaywenger2044]

Man you do discover rjuins in place you do not think of.

[@linh8997]

Is your landmark hike going to be mount washington? You should do the jewel trail. There is the least amount of exposure on that. I would advise you against driving up the auto road. Neither you nor Naomi will like that very much. Could take a stage at the outer road, but the exposure might get a little scary. The cog railway is the least scary. It is also very slow.

[@linh8997]

If you do hike up, make sure to bring plenty of food and water, and plenty of warm clothing. People freeze to death all the time up there, 12 months out of the year. Do not leave any later than 8:00 a.m. no matter which trail you take. I have got up there and then run out of time, and I have been able to take either the cog or the stage back down but you can't really depend on that

[@linh8997]

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