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The New Hampshire Farm Museum is a non-profit 501 c3 educational organization dedicated to preserving, promoting and carrying forward New Hampshire's rural and agricultural heritage. The NH Farm Museum consists of two adjoining farmsteads situated on 50 acres located on Plummer's Ridge in Milton, New Hampshire. The historic Jones Farm and the Plummer Homestead date to the late 18th century and are listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The farms were passed down in the same families for generations. The Museum is open to the public five days per week mid-June through mid October and offers special events and programs on weekends throughout the year. We offer guided tours of the farm and the historic Jones farmhouse and exhibits and display on rural life and agriculture in New Hampshire. Special events and programs, work shops, school group visits and day camps are offered throughout the year. We have a working farm growing heirloom varieties of vegetables for our Community Supported Agriculture Program and for sale in our Country store. We keep a small selection of heritage breed farm animals to support our educational programs. Come back to the Farm!
Individuals, families, school groups - all are welcome for a memorable visit! We are a Blue Star Museum! Active military and their families get in free with military ID!
New Hampshire Farm Museum
Community Supported Agriculture Program 2013
Register now to secure your spot - deposits are due by March 25th. Download the registration form |
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We are offering 35 shares for the 2013 growing season at the New Hampshire Farm Museum in Milton. Our CSA runs for 20 weeks from June 19th through the end of October and includes a family membership to the NH Farm Museum. A weekly share contains approximately $25-$30 worth of fresh picked organically grown produce. We focus on heirloom as well as modern varieties of vegetables and we use no synthetic fertilizers, herbicides, pesticides, or GMO seeds in our gardens. 
