List of museums in New Hampshire

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This list of museums in New Hampshire is a list of museums, defined for this context as institutions (including nonprofit organizations, government entities, and private businesses) that collect and care for objects of cultural, artistic, scientific, or historical interest and make their collections or related exhibits available for public viewing. Museums that exist only in cyberspace (i.e., virtual museums) are not included. Also included are non-profit art galleries.

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NameLocationCountyRegionTypeNotes
Abbot-Spaulding House Nashua Hillsborough Merrimack Valley Historic house Operated by the Nashua Historical Society, Federal Revival style house
Academy Hall Museum Lyme Grafton Dartmouth-Lake Sunapee Local history [1]
Academy Museum Walpole Cheshire Monadnock Local historyOperated by the Walpole Historical Society, features large clothing collection
Aidron Duckworth Art Museum Meriden Sullivan Dartmouth-Lake Sunapee Art website, artworks of Aidron Duckworth
Albany Historical Society Museum Albany Carroll White Mountains Region Local history [2]
Alstead Historical Museum Alstead Cheshire Monadnock Local historyOpen Sundays in the summer [3]
Always Ready Engine House Hollis HillsboroughMerrimack ValleyFireOperated by the Hollis Historical Society, also contains a hearse [4]
American Independence Museum Exeter Rockingham Seacoast HistoryStories of the American Revolution, includes the 18th-century Ladd-Gilman House
America's Credit Union Museum Manchester HillsboroughMerrimack ValleyHistorySite of the first credit union founded in the United States
Amos J. Blake House Museum Fitzwilliam Cheshire Monadnock Historic house Facebooksite, home of the Fitzwilliam Historical Society
Amoskeag Fishways Learning and Visitors Center Manchester HillsboroughMerrimack ValleyNatural history website, environmental education center, exhibits focus on the Merrimack River watershed, historical use of the Amoskeag area, and river wildlife
Andover Historical Society Museum Andover Merrimack Dartmouth-Lake Sunapee RailwayIncludes a historic railroad station, also operates the Tucker Mountain Schoolhouse
Andres Institute of Art Brookline HillsboroughMerrimack ValleyArt140-acre (57 ha) sculpture park
Ashland Railroad Station Museum Ashland Grafton Lakes Region RailwayOperated by the Ashland Historical Society [5]
AVA Gallery Lebanon Grafton Dartmouth-Lake Sunapee Art website, operated by the Alliance for Visual Art
Aviation Museum of New Hampshire Manchester HillsboroughMerrimack Valley Aviation Home of the New Hampshire Aviation Historical Society, located in Manchester-Boston Regional Airport, history of aviation in NH, aviation science and technology
Barrett House New Ipswich Hillsborough Monadnock Historic houseFederal style American mansion operated by Historic New England
Belknap Mill Laconia Belknap Lakes Region IndustryHistoric textile mill, industrial knitting museum, art and history center
Bethlehem Heritage Society Museum Bethlehem GraftonWhite Mountains RegionLocal history [6]
Boscawen Historical Museum Boscawen MerrimackMerrimack ValleyLocal historyOperated by the Boscawen Historical Society [7]
Canaan Historical Society Museum Canaan GraftonDartmouth-Lake SunapeeLocal history [8]
Campton Historical Society Museum Campton GraftonWhite Mountains RegionLocal history [9]
Canterbury Shaker Village Canterbury MerrimackMerrimack ValleyOpen-airIncludes 25 original and four reconstructed Shaker buildings on 694 acres (2.81 km2)
Carey House Milford HillsboroughMerrimack ValleyHistoric house website, home of the Milford Historical Society
Castle in the Clouds Moultonborough CarrollLakes RegionHistoric houseArts & Crafts estate built in 1913-1914, over 45 miles (72 km) of trails on 5,000 acres (20 km2), science programs for children
Chapel Museum Amherst HillsboroughMerrimack ValleyLocal history website, operated by the Historical Society of Amherst, NH
Chatham Historical Society Museum Chatham CarrollWhite Mountains RegionLocal history [10]
Chichester Historical Society Museum Chichester MerrimackMerrimack ValleyLocal history [11]
Children's Museum of New Hampshire Dover Strafford Seacoast Children's website
Claremont Historical Society Museum Claremont Sullivan Dartmouth-Lake Sunapee Local history [12]
Clark House Museum Complex Wolfeboro CarrollLakes RegionHistoric house website, operated by the Wolfeboro Historical Society, also includes a firehouse museum and schoolhouse
Clark's Trading Post North Woodstock GraftonWhite Mountains RegionMultipleIncludes trained bear show, White Mountain Central Railroad train rides, Seyranyan Family Circus, Americana Museum, Pemigewasset Hook and Ladder Fire Station, Clark Museum about the Clark family, Florence Murray Museum of oddities, Avery’s Garage and more
Colebrook Area Historical Society Colebrook Coos Great North Woods Local historyMuseum located on 2nd floor of Colebrook Town Hall [13]
Contoocook Railroad Depot Contoocook MerrimackMerrimack ValleyRailway website Historic site, railroad museum, and visitor center
Currier Museum of Art Manchester HillsboroughMerrimack ValleyArtEuropean and American paintings, decorative arts, photographs and sculpture
Danbury North Road Schoolhouse Museum Danbury MerrimackLakes RegionLocal history1853 red one-room schoolhouse operated by the Danbury Historical Society [14]
Daniel Webster Birthplace State Historic Site Franklin BelknapLakes RegionHistoric house website, managed by the New Hampshire Division of Parks and Recreation, late 18th-century log cabin, birthplace of politician Daniel Webster
Derry Museum of History Derry RockinghamMerrimack ValleyLocal history [15]
District #5 School East Washington Sullivan Dartmouth-Lake Sunapee EducationOperated by the Washington Historical Society [16]
Dorchester Historical Museum Dorchester GraftonDartmouth-Lake SunapeeLocal history [17]
Dublin Schoolhouse Museum Dublin Cheshire Monadnock Local historyOperated by the Dublin Historical Society [18]
Durham Historic Museum Durham Strafford Seacoast Local historyOperated by the Durham Historic Association [19]
Eastman Lord House Conway CarrollWhite Mountains RegionHistoric houseOperated by the Conway Historical Society
Elisha Marston House Museum Center Sandwich CarrollLakes RegionLocal historyHome of the Sandwich Historical Society [20]
Enfield Shaker Museum Enfield GraftonDartmouth-Lake SunapeeReligious Shaker buildings and history
Epping Historical Society Museum Epping RockinghamSeacoastLocal history [21] [22]
Exeter Historical Society Exeter RockinghamSeacoastLocal history website, museum with artifacts of local history
The Fells Newbury Merrimack Dartmouth-Lake Sunapee Historic houseEarly 20th century summer estate on 83 acres, located adjacent to the John Hay National Wildlife Refuge
Fitts Museum Candia RockinghamMerrimack ValleyLocal history website
Florence H. Speare Memorial Museum Nashua HillsboroughMerrimack ValleyLocal history website, operated by the Nashua Historical Society
Fort at Number 4 Charlestown Sullivan Dartmouth-Lake Sunapee Living history 1744 period British fort with living history guides, set during King George's War
Francestown Improvement and Historical Society Museum Francestown HillsboroughMonadnockHistory website
Franconia Heritage Museum Franconia GraftonWhite Mountains RegionLocal history website
Franklin Pierce Homestead Hillsborough HillsboroughMonadnockHistoric houseOperated by the Hillsborough Historical Society, early-19th-century childhood home of President Franklin Pierce
Fremont Historical Museum Fremont RockinghamSeacoastLocal historyOperated by the Fremont Historical Society [23]
The Frost Place Franconia GraftonWhite Mountains RegionHistoric houseHome of poet Robert Frost, museum and center for poetry and the arts
Funspot Family Fun Center: American Classic Arcade Museum Laconia BelknapLakes RegionAmusementArcade games, pinball machines, and electro-mechanic games built no later than 1987
Gilman Garrison House Exeter RockinghamSeacoastHistoric houseOperated by Historic New England, 18th-century house with exhibits on local history
Harold S. Gilman Museum Alton BelknapLakes RegionLocal historyCollection of guns, furniture, dolls, buttons, toys and local artifacts, operated by the Alton Historical Society [24]
Gilmanton Historical Society Gilmanton BelknapLakes RegionLocal historyMuseum in the Old Town Hall in Gilmanton Iron Works [25]
Glidden Toy Museum Ashland GraftonLakes RegionToyOperated by the Ashland Historical Society, more than two thousand antique toys, open in summer on a limited basis [26]
Goffstown Historical Society Museum Goffstown HillsboroughMerrimack ValleyLocal history website
Gorham Historical Society Museum Gorham Coos White Mountains Region Railway website, historic train depot, railroad cars and artifacts, model railroad
Governor John Langdon House Portsmouth RockinghamSeacoastHistoric house18th-century-period mansion
Grant Hall Museum of Ossipee History Center Ossipee CarrollLakes RegionLocal historyOperated by the Ossipee Historical Society [27]
Great Bay Discovery Center Greenland RockinghamSeacoast Natural history website, conservation-education headquarters for the Great Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve, interactive exhibits and natural trails
Greenfield Historical Society Museum Greenfield HillsboroughMonadnockLocal history [28]
Hampstead Historic Library Museum Hampstead RockinghamSeacoastLocal history website, collection of the Hampstead Historical Society
Hancock Historical Society Hancock HillsboroughMonadnockLocal history website
Hartmann Model Railroad & Toy Museum Intervale CarrollWhite Mountains RegionRailway website, information
Haverhill Historical Society Museum Haverhill GraftonWhite Mountains RegionLocal history website
Henniker Historical Society Museum Henniker MerrimackMerrimack ValleyLocal history website, located in Academy Hall
Henry Wilson Museum Farmington Strafford Lakes Region Local historyOperated by the Farmington Historical Society at the Goodwin Library [29]
Historical Society of Cheshire County Museum Keene Cheshire Monadnock Local history website, located in the former Ball Residence, also tours of Wyman Tavern
Holderness Historical Society Museum Holderness GraftonLakes RegionLocal history [30]
Hood Museum of Art Hanover GraftonDartmouth-Lake SunapeeArtPart of Dartmouth College, collections include art from ancient cultures, the Americas, Europe, Africa, Papua New Guinea and other world regions
Hopkins Center for the Arts HanoverGraftonDartmouth-Lake SunapeeArtPart of Dartmouth College, includes performing and visual arts center
Hopkinton Historical Society Hopkinton MerrimackMerrimack ValleyLocal historyHoused in the William H. Long Memorial Building
Horatio Colony House Keene Cheshire Monadnock Historic house website
Hudson Historical Society Hudson HillsboroughMerrimack ValleyLocal historyLocated in the late 19th-century Hills House
Jackson House PortsmouthRockinghamSeacoastHistoric houseOperated by Historic New England, 17th-century house
James House Museum Hampton RockinghamSeacoastHistoric houseEarly 18th-century house
Jefferson Historical Society Museum Jefferson Coos White Mountains Region Local history [31] [32]
John Paul Jones House PortsmouthRockinghamSeacoastHistoryOperated by the Portsmouth Historical Society, 18th-century home lived in by American naval hero John Paul Jones, features exhibits of local history
John Wingate Weeks Estate Lancaster Coos Great North Woods Historic houseOperated by the New Hampshire Division of Parks and Recreation
Kendall Shop Museum and Carriage House Bedford HillsboroughMerrimack ValleyLocal historyOperated by the Bedford Historical Society [33]
Kimball House Museum Atkinson RockinghamSeacoastLocal historyOperated by the Atkinson Historical Society [34]
Kimball Jenkins Estate Concord MerrimackMerrimack ValleyArt website, art school with public galleries
Laconia Historical and Museum Society Laconia BelknapLakes RegionLocal history website, exhibits and programs at the Laconia Public Library
Lake Winnipesaukee Museum Weirs Beach BelknapLakes RegionLocal history website, operated by the Lake Winnipesaukee Historical Society
Lane Tavern Sanbornton Square BelknapLakes RegionLocal history website, home of the Sanbornton Historical Society
Lawrence L. Lee Scouting Museum Manchester HillsboroughMerrimack ValleyScoutingLocated at Camp Carpenter, Boy Scout memorabilia and library
Lee Historical Society Museum Lee Strafford Seacoast Local history [35] [36]
Libby Museum WolfeboroCarrollLakes RegionNatural historyOpen seasonally
Lisbon Area Historical Museum Lisbon GraftonWhite Mountains RegionLocal history [37]
Little Nature Museum Warner MerrimackMerrimack Valley Natural history website
Little Red Schoolhouse Museum Newport SullivanDartmouth-Lake SunapeeSchoolOperated by the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution
Littleton Area Historical Society Littleton GraftonWhite Mountains RegionLocal history [38]
Lockhaven Schoolhouse Museum Enfield GraftonDartmouth-Lake SunapeeSchool information
Loon Center Moultonborough CarrollLakes Region Natural history website
Madison Historical Society Museum Madison CarrollLakes RegionLocal history [39]
Main Street House Museum Warner MerrimackDartmouth-Lake SunapeeHistory website, operated by the Warner Historical Society in the Upton/Chandler House
Main Street Museum Meredith BelknapLakes RegionLocal history website, home of the Meredith Historical Society
Margret and H.A. Rey Center Waterville Valley GraftonWhite Mountains RegionArtIncludes an art gallery, programs in art, science, nature and children's literature
Marion Blodgett Museum North Stratford Coos Great North Woods Local historyOperated by the Cohos Historical Society [40]
Mariposa Museum Peterborough HillsboroughMonadnockCulture website, folk art, textiles, costumes, art, puppets, toys and instruments from six continents
Marshall House Museum Newton RockinghamSeacoastLocal historyOpen by appointment with the Newton Historical Society [41]
Mary Baker Eddy Historic House Rumney GraftonLakes RegionHistoric house website
McAuliffe-Shepard Discovery Center Concord MerrimackMerrimack ValleyAir and space scienceExhibits on astronomy, engineering, Earth and space sciences, honors the memories of Christa McAuliffe and Alan Shepard
Melville Academy Museum Jaffrey Cheshire Monadnock Local history website, operated by the Jaffrey Historical Society
Merrimack Historical Society Museum Merrimack HillsboroughMerrimack ValleyLocal history website
Millyard Museum Manchester HillsboroughMerrimack ValleyLocal history website, operated by the Manchester Historic Association in the historic Amoskeag Millyard, city history, immigrants, textile industry
Moffatt-Ladd House PortsmouthRockinghamSeacoastHistoric houseOwned and operated by the National Society of the Colonial Dames in the State of New Hampshire, 18th-century house reflecting owners from 1763 through 1900
Moffett House Museum & Genealogy Center Berlin Coos Great North Woods Local history website, operated by the Berlin and Coos Historical Society
Monadnock Center for History and Culture Peterborough HillsboroughMonadnockLocal history website, operated by the Peterborough Historical Society, includes a late 18th-century period kitchen, early American furniture and decorative arts, local history and culture
Mont Vernon Historical Society Museum Mont Vernon HillsboroughMerrimack ValleyLocal history [42]
Morrison House Museum Londonderry RockinghamMerrimack ValleyHistoric house website, operated by the Londonderry Historical Society, 18th-century farmhouse
Moultonborough Town House Moultonborough CarrollLakes RegionLocal historyOperated by the Moultonborough Historical Society
Mount Kearsarge Indian Museum Warner MerrimackDartmouth-Lake SunapeeEthnic - Native American website
Mount Washington Observatory Museum Sargent's Purchase Coos White Mountains Region Science website, focuses on weather and geology
MWV Children's Museum North Conway CarrollWhite Mountains RegionChildren's website
Museum of the White Mountains Plymouth GraftonLakes RegionHistoryOperated by Plymouth State University, history, culture, and environmental legacy of the region
Museum of White Mountain Art Jackson CarrollWhite Mountains RegionMultiple website, operated by the Jackson Historical Society, display of White Mountain School of Art paintings as well as changing local history exhibits, permanent exhibit of old maps of the area
Muster Field Farm Museum North Sutton MerrimackDartmouth-Lake SunapeeAgriculture website, working farm museum with 18th-century homestead
New England Racing Museum Loudon MerrimackLakes RegionSports - Motor RacingHistory of motor racing within the New England Region website
New England Ski Museum Franconia GraftonWhite Mountains RegionSports - SkiingHistory of commercial and recreational skiing in the northeastern United States, located in Franconia Notch State Park
New Hampshire Boat Museum Wolfeboro CarrollLakes Region Maritime website
New Hampshire Farm Museum Milton Strafford Lakes Region AgricultureIncludes historic farmhouse and tavern, agricultural machinery, farm tools, sleighs and wagons, farm animals
New Hampshire Historical Society Concord MerrimackMerrimack ValleyHistoryState history and culture
New Hampshire Snowmobile Museum Allenstown MerrimackMerrimack ValleySportsLocated in Bear Brook State Park
New Hampshire State House Concord MerrimackMerrimack ValleyHistoric buildingGuided and self-guided tours available on weekdays
New Hampshire Telephone Museum Warner MerrimackDartmouth-Lake SunapeeCommodity website, collection of historic telephones
New London Historical Society New London MerrimackDartmouth-Lake Sunapee Living history website, small village of 19th-century buildings and many horse-drawn vehicles
Newport Historical Society Museum Newport Sullivan Dartmouth-Lake Sunapee Local history
Northern Forest Heritage Park Berlin Coos Great North Woods Industry website, includes full-size replica logging camp, logging tools and equipment, Brown Company House Museum, artisans display gallery, 3 acre park
Northwood Historical Society Museum Northwood RockinghamMerrimack ValleyLocal history [43]
Nottingham Square Schoolhouse Museum Nottingham RockinghamMerrimack ValleyEducationOpen by appointment, historic schoolhouse
Old Country Store and Museum Moultonborough CarrollLakes RegionHistoric store
Old Webster Meeting House Webster MerrimackDartmouth-Lake SunapeeLocal history
Old River Road School Bridgewater GraftonLakes RegionLocal history information, scroll down to Bridgewater Historical Society
Old Town Hall Newington RockinghamSeacoastHistory website
Patuccoway Grange Museum Nottingham RockinghamMerrimack ValleyHistoryOpen by appointment, implements of farming, early industry and home life [44]
Peabody Farm Museum Shelburne Coos White Mountains Region Local history [45]
Pierce Manse Concord MerrimackMerrimack ValleyHistoric houseHome of President Franklin Pierce
Pittsburg Historical Society Museum Pittsburg Coos Great North Woods Local historyMuseum located in Town Hall [46]
Plaistow Historical Society Plaistow RockinghamSeacoastLocal history website
Plymouth Historical Society Museum Plymouth GraftonLakes RegionLocal historyLocated in a former county courthouse and library
Poore Family Homestead and Historic Farm Museum Colebrook Coos Great North Woods Historic house website, historic farmstead that portrays one family's life from the 1830s to the 1980s
Portsmouth Athenæum PortsmouthRockinghamSeacoastLibraryIncludes museum gallery with changing exhibitions from its collections
Pottle Meeting House Meredith BelknapLakes RegionAgricultureOperated by the Meredith Historical Society, historic farm tools and agriculture equipment
Quimby Transportation Museum Center Sandwich CarrollLakes RegionTransportationOperated by the Sandwich Historical Society, horse-drawn vehicles [47]
Raymond Historical Society Raymond RockinghamMerrimack ValleyRailwayLocal history and railroad artifacts
Remick Country Doctor Museum & Farm Tamworth CarrollLakes RegionAgricultureWorking farm museum with museum farmhouse of a country doctor
Richard Diehl Civilian Conservation Corps Museum AllenstownMerrimackMerrimack ValleyHistoryWork of the Civilian Conservation Corps in New Hampshire, located in Bear Brook State Park
Rindge Historical Society Museum Rindge CheshireMonadnockLocal history [48]
Robert Frost Farm Derry RockinghamMerrimack ValleyHistoric houseHome of poet Robert Frost
Rochester Museum of Fine Arts Rochester StraffordSeacoastArtContemporary art in all media
Rumney Historical Society Museum Rumney GraftonLakes RegionLocal history [49]
Rundlet-May House PortsmouthRockinghamSeacoastHistoric houseOperated by Historic New England, early-19th-century mansion reflecting four generations of ownership
Rye Historical Society Museum Rye RockinghamSeacoastLocal history website
Saint-Gaudens National Historic Site Cornish Sullivan Dartmouth-Lake Sunapee Historic houseHome, gardens, and studios of sculptor Augustus Saint-Gaudens
Salem Historical Museum Salem RockinghamMerrimack ValleyLocal historyLocated in the Old Town Meeting House [50]
Salisbury Historical Society Museum Salisbury MerrimackDartmouth-Lake SunapeeLocal history website
Sandown Historical Society & Museum Sandown RockinghamSeacoastLocal historyLocated in a historic depot
Seacoast Science Center Rye RockinghamSeacoast Science center website, marine science nature center
SEE Science Center Manchester HillsboroughMerrimack Valley Science center website
Sharon Arts Center Peterborough HillsboroughMonadnockArt website, arts center with fine art gallery
Sheridan House Museum Winchester Cheshire Monadnock Local historyOperated by the Winchester Historical Society [51]
Springfield Historical Museum West Springfield Sullivan Dartmouth-Lake Sunapee Local historyOperated by the Springfield Historical Society [52]
Stone Building Museum Weare HillsboroughMerrimack ValleyLocal history website home of the Weare Historical Society
Stone School Museum Newmarket RockinghamSeacoastLocal historyOperated by the Newmarket Historical Society
Strawbery Banke PortsmouthRockinghamSeacoastLivingIncludes 10 houses with costumed interpreters reflecting the 17th through the 19th centuries, crafts demonstrations
Sugar Hill Historical Museum Sugar Hill GraftonWhite Mountains RegionHistory [53]
Summersworth Historical Society Somersworth StraffordSeacoastLocal history [54] [55]
Thompson-Ames Historical Society Museums Gilford BelknapLakes RegionLocal history website, operates three museums that are open by appointment: Mount Belknap Grange, Union Meetinghouse, Benjamin Rowe House
Tip-Top House Mount Washington State Park CoosWhite Mountains RegionHistoryFormer hotel on Mount Washington
Tobias Lear House PortsmouthRockinghamSeacoastHistoric houseAdjacent to Wentworth-Gardner House, mid 18th-century house
Troy Historical Society Museum Troy CheshireMonadnockLocal history [56]
Tuck Museum Hampton RockinghamSeacoastOpen-air website, includes Tuck Memorial Museum, Farm Museum, Seacoast Fire Museum and the 19th-Century District Schoolhouse
Tuftonboro Historical Society Museum Melvin Village CarrollLakes RegionLocal history information
University of New Hampshire Museum Durham Strafford Seacoast Local historyLocated in the Dimond Library, hosts two exhibitions each year about the history of the University of New Hampshire [57]
Upper Pemigewasset Historical Society and Museum Lincoln GraftonWhite Mountains RegionLocal history website
USS Albacore (AGSS-569) PortsmouthRockinghamSeacoast Museum ship Decommissioned submarine
Van Dame School Museum and Research Center Nottingham RockinghamMerrimack ValleyHistoryOpen by appointment, local history
Warner House PortsmouthRockinghamSeacoastHistoric house18th-century brick mansion, reflects six generations of family ownership
Warren Historical Museum Warren GraftonWhite Mountains RegionLocal historyOperated by the Warren Historical Society [58]
Washington Historical Society Museum Washington Sullivan Dartmouth-Lake Sunapee Local history [59]
Webster Cottage Museum Hanover GraftonDartmouth-Lake SunapeeHistoric house18th-century farmhouse and residence of Daniel Webster as a student at Dartmouth College, operated by the Hanover Historical Society [60]
Wentworth-Coolidge Mansion PortsmouthRockinghamSeacoastHistoric house18th-century mansion of New Hampshire's first royal governor
Wentworth-Gardner House PortsmouthRockinghamSeacoastHistoric house18th-century mansion, adjacent to Tobias Lear House
Westmoreland Historical Society Westmoreland CheshireMonadnockLocal history [61]
Wheeler House Hollis HillsboroughMerrimack ValleyLocal historyHome of the Hollis Historical Society [62]
Whipple House Museum Ashland GraftonLakes RegionLocal historyOperated by the Ashland Historical Society
Wigwam Museum Amherst HillsboroughMerrimack ValleyLocal history website, operated by the Historical Society of Amherst, NH
Wilder-Holton House Lancaster Coos Great North Woods Historic houseOperated by the Lancaster Historical Society
Windham Museum Windham RockinghamMerrimack ValleyLocal historyOpen for events and by appointment [63]
Works Barn Museum & Allard House Freedom CarrollLakes RegionHistoryOperated by the Freedom Historical Society [64]
Woodman Institute Museum Dover Strafford Seacoast MultipleRocks & minerals, Indian artifacts, mammals & marine life, birds & butterflies, shells, snakes & turtles, dolls, military items, maps & documents, maritime, household and local history artifacts
Wright Museum Wolfeboro CarrollLakes RegionMilitary website, dedicated to celebrating Americans' sacrifices and achievements during WWII
Wyman Tavern Keene CheshireMonadnockHistoric HouseOwned by the Cheshire County Historical Society
Zimmerman House ManchesterHillsboroughMerrimack ValleyHistoric houseDesigned by Frank Lloyd Wright, operated by the Currier Museum of Art

Defunct museums

See also

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Counties of New Hampshire

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