It's Winter At The Mulburn Inn. Come Enjoy Our Winter Wonderland! Get ready for the holidays and choose and harvest a Christmas tree at a local tree farm! We're minutes from Bretton Woods with New Hampshire's largest ski area, and Cannon Mountain, with the state's largest vertical drop. Or if you prefer cross country skiing, explore groomed trails here in town, on the golf courses, along the trail system or at the base of Mount Washington. Shopping, snow mobiling, and snowshoe opportunities abound! After an exciting day of play, walk to restaurants within the village, enjoy a movie at the Jax Cinema in Littleton, relax with an in-room massage. The Mulburn Inn was built in Bethlehem, New Hampshire in 1908, during the height of the grand hotel and tourism industry. In 1913, the two wings were added, with additional bedrooms on the second floor. At one time, Bethlehem boasted seven hotels which could easily accommodate 100 or more guests. The architect-builder was the noted Sylvanus D. Morgan, who in addition to building a number of other luxurious homes in the Bethlehem area, was also the architect-builder for the noted Mount Washington Hotel. Designed in the English Tudor style of architecture, the Inn set on three acres of land, and was known as The Ivie Estate or Vining Cottage. Mrs. Ivie was a Woolworth, so the home was better known locally as the Woolworth summer home. The cottage remained as the Woolworth summer residence for many years. During the Depression, the house was renovated, along with many other local residences.