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
Open by appointment only
January & February
Administrative offices are open year round Monday 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
Open by appointment only
January & February
Administrative offices are open year round Monday through Friday 10:00 am-4:00 pm.
In an ongoing effort to keep the museum fresh and relevant, your friends at the New Hampshire Telephone Museum are asking the general public to visit our museum and give us feedback on how we are doing.
Why should I help NHTM?
NHTM is a vital resource for keeping and maintaining the history and physical artifacts that tell the story of one of the most impactful inventions of all time.
Call or email the museum and schedule your FREE visit.
The museum will be available for touring Monday through Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. the week of March 2-7, 2020.
You should plan on a minimum of one hour.
You will be asked to tour the museum on your own and complete a short survey.
Call or email us today!!
(603) 456-2234 ** info@nhtelephonemuseum.org
Each participant will receive a free drink card from Schoodacs! Thank you, Darryl & Crew!
Why should I help NHTM?
NHTM is a vital resource for keeping and maintaining the history and physical artifacts that tell the story of one of the most impactful inventions of all time.
- NHTM is an attraction that draws thousands of visitors to Warner each year.
- NHTM is a valuable resource for the community and the area schools.
- NHTM Staff are fun to be around!
Call or email the museum and schedule your FREE visit.
The museum will be available for touring Monday through Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. the week of March 2-7, 2020.
You should plan on a minimum of one hour.
You will be asked to tour the museum on your own and complete a short survey.
Call or email us today!!
(603) 456-2234 ** info@nhtelephonemuseum.org
Each participant will receive a free drink card from Schoodacs! Thank you, Darryl & Crew!
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.
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"
NHTM is proud to be a drop-off location for A Million Thanks
Founded in 2004, A Million Thanks began as a community service project with the goal of sending one million cards and letters of appreciation to U.S. military serving around the world.
Today, A Million Thanks has distributed more than seven million letters to U.S. troops stationed around the world.
They have over 50 official letter drop-off locations nationwide, including our drop off at 1 Depot Street, Warner, NH.
Today, A Million Thanks has distributed more than seven million letters to U.S. troops stationed around the world.
They have over 50 official letter drop-off locations nationwide, including our drop off at 1 Depot Street, Warner, NH.