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WITH GOOD SNACKS. NICOLE: ADJACENT TO THE LAKEFRONT BEACH, WARES DRIVE-IN THEATER LOCATED IN LACONIA IS THE LARGEST OF THE REMAINING DRIVE-INS IN NEW HAMPSHIRE, LIGHTING ITS SCREEN FOR THE FIRST TIME IN 1949. EXTENSION OF INTERSTETA 93, MOVING TRAFFIC AWAY FROM ROUTE 3, THE REST, UL A PANIC SALE OF COMPANIES, SOMETHING THEY SEE AS ​​AN OPPORTUNITY. >> WE ENTERED THE CINEMA TRADE BY MISTAKE. WE OWN A PROPERTY WHICH HAD A CINEMA AND WE RENT IT AT THE GENERAL CINEMA. THIS CAME AVAILABLE SO IT WAS AUTOMATIC. NICOLE: THE POPCORN BOX, SNACK STD, ONE, AND THE SNAPSHOTS LEADING TO THE FOUR SCREEN PROJECTION ROOM take one back to the days when Lime Ricky and Poodle skirts were all the rage. IN NICK – IN NEARLY 50 YEARS, THEY SURVIVED AND PROSPERED THROUGH THE KINEMA AND SOCIAL CHANGES THAT HAVE SEEN THE CLOSING OF OTHER DRIVE-INS. >> I THINK SOME WILL STILL BE THERE. YES. THIS IS NOSTALGIA. NICOLE: WE HAVE UP RTEOU 3. LCWEOME A COLORER HOU, SE A SWEET SENSATION. >> IT’S COMFORT THAT MAKES YOU FEEL GD.OO NICOLE: DARRYL DAWSON IS ONLY THE FOURTH OWNER IN THE STORE’S 114 YEARS OF HISTORY. >> KELLERHAUS STAEDRT IN 1906. ARE THEY DOING? 10 CANDIES. IN THE 1920s THEY BEGIN TO MAKE ICE CREAM. NICO: THE HE IS A FORMER DOCTOR BECOME A CANDYMAN. >> I WAS LOOKING FOR A CHANGE OF CORPORATE AMERICA. I LOVE NOSTALGIA. I NOW THE KEMA CHOCOLATE. NICOLE: IN THIS MENTION CANDY, YOU WILL FIND A CELEBRATION OF HIS HISTORY. WINDOWS, EVEN CHAIRS, ORIGINAL. AND FOR A QRUATER, YOU MAY FIND A FEW RETURN TUNES. THE SOFT SOUNDS THAT CALL THE MOST SENSITIVE CUSTOMERS. THE ATMOSPHERE PREPARES THE PALETTE FOR A CHOCOLATE EXPERIENCE, FILLED WITH FLAVORS RANGING FROM COCONUT CREAM TO LEM, SURE AND A LOT OF EVERYTHING YOU CAN DREAM THE 20TH. – TWINKIE. >> EVERYTHING WE FIND, WERY T IT. NICOLE: GOOD. CHOCOLATE ISHE T WINTER GASTRONOMY. WHEN THINGS ARE HEATING, THE COOLEST TREATMENT IS THE ICE CREAM BAR. HOMEMADE ICE CREAM. AND THE TOPPINGS ARE ENDLESS, IN CHOICE AND WEIGHT. >> UNLIMIT.ED WE DO NOT WEIGH IT AT THE END. PUT AS LITTLE WHEN YOU WANT. NICOLE: DID YOU KNOW IT’S A DREAM COME TE, RU RIG? HT THERE ISN’T A GENTLE NEED FOR DISSATISFIED, B WUTE HAS FOUND SOMETHING SUPERB. WHERE SHOULD WE SAY, PICK. >> THEY WILL NOT SEE IT AND THEN THEY WILL STAND HERE AND SEEK AND SEE LIVE BEES, AND THEY WILL BE A LITTLE JUMP. NICOLE: AN OBSERVATION HEDGE MONITORED BY A LOCAL BEEKEEPER. AND THHOE NEY IS SOLD IN THE STORE. >> THEY ARE NOT TRAPS HERE. NICO: THE OUTSIDE OR INSIDE, IF YOU LIKE SUGAR, THIS PLACE WILL MAKE YOU DYE WITH J.OY ANTHONY: BACK TO KELLERHAUS, WHEN OPENING IN 1906, KELLERHAUS ICE CREAM WAS CREATED AT FROM ROCK SALT AND HARVEST FROM LAKE WINNIPESAUKEE. REFRIGERATION TECHNOLOGY DID NOT EXIST. KELLHERHAUS ISLS AO IS FAMOUS FOR ITS HANDMADE RIBBON CANDIES, A PROCESS THAT TAKES HOURS TO BE RIGHT, BUT SOMETHING THEY HAVE PERFECTED AFTER 110 YEARS TO COME, DRIVE-INS ARE P

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