Is a Place called Pickety Place.  There is Grandmother's house, this house was the illustrative site for the 1948 English edition of Little Red Ridinghood, by Elizabeth Orton Jones.

The whole property is just a site to see it has beautiful English gardens with so many flowers.  There is herb gardens thruought the property and they encourage you to "please handle the herbs". 

Then don't forget to stroll to the gift shop as you enter you will begin your journey of smells from homemade soaps, teas and more.  There is truly something for everyone here. 

You can make a day of it with the 5 course meal they offer three private sitting times 11:30-12:45 & 2:00 so make sure you get your reservation in prior to visiting. All information can be obtained from there website at http://www.pickityplace.com/index.html

If one of those times don't work while intown take a drive and enjoy the beautiful drive over to Parker's Maple Barn for a unique dining experience.  the  dining room is set in an 1800`s dairy barn and silo. Antique cow stantions once used when milking, now are integrated into many of our handmade tables. Antique farm implements are here and there on our grounds and tons of old tools and "doo-dads" adorn our walls and beams.

You can get breakfast or lunch and plenty of maple syrup. There is usually a wait so take a stroll over to the Corn Cob gift shop they have a variety of items for the home.

There is also an on-site Sugar house that you can tour and boy is it a "sweet" tour.

And if you are really enjoying Mason take a drive just a few miles down the road and you will find that Mason is a quaint country town historically known as the boyhood home of "Uncle Sam", a fact that this town is still proud of today!