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Proprietor Gail Sands (center) of Tramway Artisans in West Ossipee is shown with staffers Susan Wilson-Blaney (left) and Eileen Davies. (COURTESY PHOTO)

 

OSSIPEE — Tramway Artisans has ridden the ups and downs of business cycles over the past 26 years, and the current pandemic is certainly one of the most challenging for everyone.

The emporium takes its name from when the building served as the base terminal for the old Mount Whittier Ski Area, as evidenced by the three tram cars on display in front of the item-packed shop located at the intersection of Routes 25 and 16 in Ossipee.

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