About Them: In 1978, the same year that Ben & Jerry’s Ice Cream was founded in Vermont, two entrepreneurs in New Hampshire started a small poster company that evolved into White Mountain Puzzles. Ben & Jerry’s rapidly became a national brand and was sold to food giant Unilever in 2000. White Mountain Puzzles grew more gradually and is still owned by Cronan Minton and Ted Wroblewski — and, soon, their respective sons Sean and Colin will take over the business from their fathers. Ted and Cronan are proud that White Mountain Puzzles has grown into one of the top puzzle brands in the United States! It took them longer than Ben & Jerry, but the satisfaction of having their sons involved in the business is worth its weight in gold.
White Mountain Puzzles is all about fun, creative, different puzzles then what you normally see sitting on the shelves. They have fun holiday ones, ones from the old days, vintage, animals, world, space and much more. The pieces range from 100-5,000 pieces. If you love doing puzzles as much as I do than these are right up your alley. The more advanced ones are colored and worded so close making it hard to find the right spots for them, making it a very long-lasting puzzle. The pieces are strong cardboard pieces making you be able to put it together more than a few times. However I glue the pieces together and I make them into frames, for our house. Usually the ones that are more than a thousand pieces, that takes days to do. I got the vintage signs, cereal, and kids books one, all oldies. Then the world map for the kids to learn about the states, city’s and what they represent per one. My son and I have been having a blast putting these together, we are still on the candy one, but its been fun teaching him what goes where, and looking at the pieces to match the others. This is site has loads and loads and loads of all sorts of fun and different puzzles to do. Great family get together at the table and have some fun! The price range for the puzzles are a good deal and with the variety it makes you want to come back for more.
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