Although the Prescott Farm seen below shared the same name, and even looked similar, to the Prescott Farm in Weirs Beach, this Prescott Farm was actually located in Wolfeboro, near what is now the Kingswood golf course. Before it became the Prescott Farm, it was the Pinkham farm. After it was the Prescott farm, it became the King’s Hill Inn, Hotel Prescott, and The General Wolfe. It is now known as the Windrifter Resort. It is not known what, if any, relationship there was between the two Prescott Farms.

Here’s a 1920’s view of the southern side of the Prescott Farm in Wolfeboro, before the structure was expanded.

The property was also named the Hotel Prescott and the General Wolfe. Views of the southern side. The b&w photo below with the pool is dated 1936. Around 1950, the property became known as The General Wolfe. General Wolfe was the hero of the Battle of Quebec. The town of Wolfeboro was named after him. The color photos are from the 1960s.