Zan Hecht obtained the aerial photograph from Microsoft's terraserver.microsoft.com. The photo was snapped on a cloudless day in April 1998. The Main House and Dock area are clearly visible.

A black and white aerial photograph of the northwestern end of Lake Winnipesaukee. It's a high altitude USGS photo...so island features are a little fuzzy. But you can clearly see Three Mile Island in the upper left hand quadrant of the photo. Bear Island, Pine Island, Moltonboro and Meredith Necks are also visible. Shep Brown's is a large white spot on Meredith Neck due south of Pine Island. Photo Source: USGS High Altitude Aerial Photograph April 24, 1993.

Northwest of the island as the plane gains altitude

Note the sharp contrast between conifers and deciduous trees in the winter

Southeast of island with Beaver Islands in the distance

View of Three Mile, Hawks Nest, Nabby and Rock Island from about 1000 feet above lake surface

Shep Brown's Boat Basin

First pass southeast of Hawks Nest at about 400 feet

Banking sharply to starboard opposite West Point