Squam Lake Personalized Glass Ornament

• Your name on it, free. Add your words, a family name and the year, like The Smith Family · 2026, and they run around the bottom of the ring. Leave it blank and it says New Hampshire. We email you a picture to check first. Changes are free, and nothing is engraved until you approve it.
• The lake. The real shoreline of Squam Lake, the lake where On Golden Pond was filmed, from Holderness and the channel to Little Squam around to Sandwich, Moultonborough and Center Harbor, laser engraved in frosted white.
• The ornament. Clear crystal glass, 3 in across, with a faceted edge that catches the tree lights. It comes with a red ribbon, ready to hang.

For Christmas, order by Friday, December 4. Each ornament is made to order and ships in 2 to 5 business days after you approve your picture.

Know someone with a place on Squam? The loons calling at dusk, the hike up Rattlesnake, the cove your family has come back to since you were small. It's the one that comes out of the box every December.

Specs: crystal glass · 3 in round · faceted edge · laser engraved in frosted white on one side, so it shows through from the back · red ribbon included · wipe clean with a soft cloth · made to order.

Squam Lake is in New Hampshire’s Lakes Region, reaching into Grafton, Carroll and Belknap counties, with Holderness, Sandwich, Moultonborough and Center Harbor on its shore. It covers about 6,800 acres, reaches 99 feet at its deepest, and is the second-largest lake entirely in New Hampshire. A short channel leads to Little Squam Lake, and the Squam River carries the water on to the Pemigewasset River at Ashland. On Golden Pond was filmed here in 1981. Common loons nest on the lake, and the Loon Preservation Committee and the Squam Lakes Natural Science Center run loon cruises out of Holderness in summer.