This museum is closed permanently.
The New Hampshire Historical Society, located in Concord, is an independent nonprofit organization dedicated to preserving and sharing the history of New Hampshire. The society plays a crucial role in safeguarding the state's historical artifacts and documents, making them accessible to the public for educational and research purposes.
The society boasts an extensive collection of objects and archives that are directly related to the history of New Hampshire. These collections provide a comprehensive insight into the state's past, making it a valuable resource for anyone interested in learning more about New Hampshire's history.
The society offers a variety of changing exhibitions on a range of topics, as well as long-term displays of selected objects. These include paintings, furniture made in New Hampshire, the original eagle from the New Hampshire State House, and Revolutionary War flags. These exhibitions and displays provide a unique opportunity to explore the state's history in a tangible way.
History & Anthropology Historic house Person & Artist War
The Museum of the New Hampshire Historical Society is PERMANENTLY CLOSED. The New Hampshire Historical Society's exhibitions and library are located at 30 Park Street, Concord, NH, 03301.
0 – 17 | Free |
Active military personnel and their families | Free |
Adults | $7.00 |
Students | Free |
Group Admission:
The cost for a guided adult group tour is $7 per person, with an $84 minimum. A guided adult group tour is available only with advanced reservation.
The cost is $4 per child, with a $48 minimum. Youth groups, such as homeschoolers or scouts, of 6 or more children (ages 3 to 18), must also be guided and scheduled in advance. The cost is $4 per child, with a $24 minimum
6 Eagle Square, Concord
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