The New Hampshire Farm Museum tells the story of agriculture and rural life in New Hampshire over three hundred years. The Museum is located on two adjoining historic farmsteads on 50 acres on scenic Plummer's Ridge in the town of Milton. Visitors can tour the historic Jones farmhouse c. 1778, home of five generations of one farm family and... Learn More >

Your visit to the NH Telephone Museum begins with a short video followed by a guided tour by one of our friendly, knowledgeable tour guides. Hear stories about party lines, operators, and the early beginnings of rural telephone service as told by the folks that lived and worked during those times. Learn the real stories of the race to claim the... Learn More >

The New Haven Museum, founded in 1862 as the New Haven Colony Historical Society, is located in downtown New Haven at 114 Whitney Avenue. The Museum is currently celebrating 150 years of collecting, preserving and interpreting the history and heritage of Greater New Haven. Through its collections, exhibitions, programs and outreach, the Museum... Learn More >

Fifteen buildings on 10 acres of scenic land create a small village from the 1830s. Experience hearth-side cooking, a blacksmith at work, and hands-on craft activities for the entire family. Tour the buildings and our collection of horse-drawn sleighs and carriages. Take a self-guided tour or a docent-led tour.... Learn More >

The Nichols House Museum occupies an impressive four-story town house, one of the earliest Beacon Hill structures, constructed in 1804. In 1885, Dr. Arthur Nichols purchased the house for his wife and daughters. Their eldest daughter Rose Standish Nichols, noted landscape architect, writer and suffragist, inherited the house. Miss Nichols owned... Learn More >

Located on Wiscasset's Main Street, Nickels-Sortwell House is one of the region's finest examples of high Federal-style architecture. Built by successful ship owner Captain William Nickels, the house epitomizes the brief period when shipbuilding and the maritime trade brought wealth and sophisticated tastes to this coastal Maine... Learn More >

The childhood home of Noah Webster (promoter of education, laws, human rights, and the American language) offers and introductory video, guided tours, tablet tours, changing exhibits, and more. The museum also offers public programs, space rentals, school programs, and a collection featuring items related to West Hartford's diverse history and... Learn More >

Research archive including the photographic collection of Nobel-prize winning physicist Henry W. Kendall, the works of maritime artist and author William Gilkerson, and documents and artifacts of maritime, geneaolgical and local history, primarily related to the Kendall family of Massachusetts... Learn More >

Norman Rockwell Museum holds the largest and most significant collection of art and archival materials relating to the life and work of Norman Rockwell. The Museum also preserves, interprets, and exhibits a growing collection of original illustration art by noted American illustrators, from historical to contemporary. The Norman Rockwell Museum... Learn More >

The North Adams Historical Society, Inc. was established June 21,1988, as an outgrowth of the Hoosac Tunnel Historical Society which had met its goal in the establishment of Western Gateway Heritage State Park highlighting the construction of the Hoosac Tunnel. Our goal is to preserve, protect and promote the history of North Adams and its... Learn More >