We are now open for the season
Tuesdays through saturdays 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
closed sundays and mondays
masks are required - reservations are not
Enjoy Our Free Mobile App
Download our free mobile app to explore the museum at home. The NHTM mobile app can be found on Google and iTunes. Simply click on whichever link you get your apps and you'll be directed to that site. We recommend that you bring your earbuds for more comfortable listening. Download, explore and have fun!
At the New Hampshire Telephone Museum, the well-being of our guests is always our priority.
We are closely monitoring the CDC’s information and recommendations related to the recent coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak.
We are committed to the safety and wellness of our museum community and will keep you informed, as necessary, regarding this evolving situation. We will continue to follow the guidance and recommendations of the CDC and NH DHHS and we will be in touch if any of these recommendations impact our programs and schedule.
When the gallery is open, we will require guests to wear facial masks for the safety of all visitors and the artifacts. Please wear your mask upon entry. If you do not have a mask, we can offer you one.
* PLEASE NOTE THAT WE ARE NOT OFFERING GUIDED TOURS AT THIS TIME DUE TO COVID.
**Our interactive displays are temporarily unavailable due to COVID.
Stay connected. Stay well. Your friends at NHTM
We are closely monitoring the CDC’s information and recommendations related to the recent coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak.
We are committed to the safety and wellness of our museum community and will keep you informed, as necessary, regarding this evolving situation. We will continue to follow the guidance and recommendations of the CDC and NH DHHS and we will be in touch if any of these recommendations impact our programs and schedule.
When the gallery is open, we will require guests to wear facial masks for the safety of all visitors and the artifacts. Please wear your mask upon entry. If you do not have a mask, we can offer you one.
* PLEASE NOTE THAT WE ARE NOT OFFERING GUIDED TOURS AT THIS TIME DUE TO COVID.
**Our interactive displays are temporarily unavailable due to COVID.
Stay connected. Stay well. Your friends at NHTM
Tuesdays through Saturdays – 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
May 1 - October 31
Tuesdays and Saturdays – 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
November, December, March & April
Museum closed
January & February
Administrative offices are open year round Tuesday through Friday 10:00 am-4:00 pm.
May 1 - October 31
Tuesdays and Saturdays – 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
November, December, March & April
Museum closed
January & February
Administrative offices are open year round Tuesday through Friday 10:00 am-4:00 pm.
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Seniors 60+ $6.00
Adults 18-59 $7.00 Students Grades 1-12 $3.00 Members enjoy free admission. Joining is easy. Become a Member. Military - by donation Groups [10 or more] $5.00 per person AAA members receive 10% off the cost of admission. |
Each year we offer a variety of programs, lectures and workshops. For a full description of our programs, along with event details, please visit our calendar page or click on the Events button below.
Many years ago the leaders of a variety of small, local NH museums and historical societies, including the New Hampshire Telephone Museum, got together to share resources and ideas. This informal gathering grew into a larger consortium of organizations who recognize the value of collaboration. Since then, the MUSES [MUseaums Sharing Experiences] have worked together to produce a variety of exhibitions pertinent to the area and relevant to the times.
This multi-group collaboration will explore the impact of the railroad on rural New Hampshire towns and Native American groups across the United States. The goal of this exhibition is for people to look beyond the trains and stations to see the changes in society caused by railroads. A yearlong schedule of programs and exhibits can be found at www.nhmuse.org.
This multi-group collaboration will explore the impact of the railroad on rural New Hampshire towns and Native American groups across the United States. The goal of this exhibition is for people to look beyond the trains and stations to see the changes in society caused by railroads. A yearlong schedule of programs and exhibits can be found at www.nhmuse.org.
"All...Aboard! The Economic, Social, and Environmental Change During New Hampshire's Railroad Era"
