New Hampshire Farm Museum

Your Visit

Enjoy a visit to our historic working farm and museum. There is plenty to see from agricultural exhibits to heritage breed farm animals and fields of heirloom vegetables and gardens as well as displays of carriages and tractors and guided tours of the historic Jones Farmhouse. We have trails through the woods and fields and picnic tables. You can spend two hours or bring a picnic and spend the day. Or just visit our Country Store for our own farm grown vegetables, eggs from our free range chickens and New Hampshire made products.

Just a few things to keep in mind:

Photography is welcome but not allowed on the Farmhouse tour except by special arrangement.
We're sorry but dogs are not allowed on museum grounds.
Smoking is not allowed on museum grounds.
Most buildings are handicapped accessible including the Country Store, the historic farmhouse and the barn.

2012 Hours & Admission

Full Season: Open June 16-October 14th Wednesday thru Sunday 10 am-5 pm
The last farmhouse tour leaves at 3:30 pm

Off-Season: Open Weekends May 19th- June 16th and October 13- November 11th 10 am-5 and for school or group tours and special programs as scheduled.

Museum General Admission Fees ~ Full Season
$7 adult
$4 child ages 4-17 yrs
$20 family rate (2 adults & their children or grandchildren)
$6 senior/student – applies to all school/group programs for children ages 4 and up.

Museum Members are admitted free of charge , discounts on special off-season programs.

Off – Season Hours: See calendar for special program costs

Directions
From North: Spaulding Turnpike south to Exit 18. Right on 125S. Museum is on right, approx 2 miles.
From South: Spaulding Turnpike north to Exit 17. Right onto Route 75. Left onto Route 125N. Museum is on left, approx. 5 miles.

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Fun!
Farm Museum Sheep Flock

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Clayton Shibles at the forge

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Tavern interior

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Ed Carley wood shaving demonstration

Museum Teacher Sheryll Ross in costume

Fourth of July on the Farm