According to Bruce Heald in his book Around Squam Lake, published by Arcadia Publishing, "... this grand farm proudly stands as a landmark on the shore of Lake Winnipesaukee. Ernest B. Dane and family came to Center Harbor from Brookline, Massachusetts, and purchased most of the farms that came on the market during World War I, thus preserving Center Harbor country village. The Dane farm included many acres bordering Lake Winnipesaukee and was known as the Longwood Farm. The farm supplied feed for the prize Guernsey cattle in this barn." The caption on this particular postcard read "Longwood Dairy Farm"



Here is a similar view, a clipping from an article in National Geographic Magazine of the late 1930's titled "New England's Wonderland of Mountain, Lake and Seascape".
The caption on the photo said "Quarters for Blooded Stock on Lake Winnipesaukee".



Here is a very old postcard showing another similar view of Red Hill from the farm.