Representatives of the Laconia Country Club, Opechee Construction and Meredith Valley Savings Bank performed a ceremonial ground-breaking on Thursday morning on the club grounds. LCC, established in 1922, is undergoing its first major renovation in decades. They'll build a new clubhouse and demolish the old one, leaving extra room for parking and giving their structures a facelift. “There’s a pro house that’s been there since 1954 onsite, a clubhouse built in 1967 — they are connected by a walkway — and through this project, the course would remain unchanged,” Opechee Construction Architect David Sherborne told members of the planning board in July.
— Gabriel Perry
Laconia Country Club breaks ground on their new clubhouse on Tuesday afternoon. Pictured, from left, are Opechee Construction Architect David Sherborne, Project Manager Alicia Segalini, and President Andrew Pike; LCC general manager Charles Wheeler, President Mike Tilton, Secretary Jody Smith, and Treasurer Jim Ross; and Meredith Valley Savings Bank Community Lender Megan Ryder. (Gabriel Perry/The Laconia Daily Sun photo)
Laconia Country Club breaks ground on their new clubhouse on Tuesday afternoon. Pictured, from left, are Opechee Construction Architect David Sherborne, Project Manager Alicia Segalini, and President Andrew Pike; LCC general manager Charles Wheeler, President Mike Tilton, Secretary Jody Smith, and Treasurer Jim Ross; and Meredith Valley Savings Bank Community Lender Megan Ryder. (Gabriel Perry/The Laconia Daily Sun photo)
Laconia Country Club breaks ground on their new clubhouse on Tuesday afternoon. Pictured, from left, are Opechee Construction Architect David Sherborne, Project Manager Alicia Segalini, and President Andrew Pike; LCC general manager Charles Wheeler, President Mike Tilton, Secretary Jody Smith, and Treasurer Jim Ross; and Meredith Valley Savings Bank Community Lender Megan Ryder. (Gabriel Perry/The Laconia Daily Sun photo)
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Laconia Country Club breaks ground on their new clubhouse on Tuesday afternoon. Pictured, from left, are Opechee Construction Architect David Sherborne, Project Manager Alicia Segalini, and President Andrew Pike; LCC general manager Charles Wheeler, President Mike Tilton, Secretary Jody Smith, and Treasurer Jim Ross; and Meredith Valley Savings Bank Community Lender Megan Ryder. (Gabriel Perry/The Laconia Daily Sun photo)
Laconia Country Club breaks ground on their new clubhouse on Tuesday afternoon. Pictured, from left, are Opechee Construction Architect David Sherborne, Project Manager Alicia Segalini, and President Andrew Pike; LCC general manager Charles Wheeler, President Mike Tilton, Secretary Jody Smith, and Treasurer Jim Ross; and Meredith Valley Savings Bank Community Lender Megan Ryder. (Gabriel Perry/The Laconia Daily Sun photo)
Laconia Country Club breaks ground on their new clubhouse on Tuesday afternoon. Pictured, from left, are Opechee Construction Architect David Sherborne, Project Manager Alicia Segalini, and President Andrew Pike; LCC general manager Charles Wheeler, President Mike Tilton, Secretary Jody Smith, and Treasurer Jim Ross; and Meredith Valley Savings Bank Community Lender Megan Ryder. (Gabriel Perry/The Laconia Daily Sun photo)
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