Hours
November thru April - Fridays 10 to 4 and Saturdays 10 to 2
May thru October - Tuesdays thru Fridays 10-4 and Saturdays 10-2.
*Please note last admission is a half hour before closing.
Please note the Museum will open at 11:00 am on Thursday, May 21st.
Administrative offices are open year-round Tuesday through Friday 10:00 am-4:00 pm
Admission
Members FREE. Become a Member.
Seniors 65+ $7.00 [$14 w/tour]
Adults 18-64 $9.00 [$18 w/tour]
Students Grades K-12 $6.00 [$6 w/tour also]
Groups [10 or more] $8.00 per person
Museums for All Partner
Length of Visit; Guided Tour: Plan on at least an hour. Many guests stay for three hours [we're not kidding].
If you wish to experience a docent-led tour, advanced reservations are required.
Group Tours: Available on request.
Private Museum Tours: Call for more details.
Accessibility: We are ADA compliant
Parking: Free parking is available in our Depot Street parking lot and can accommodate tour bus parking.
As you plan your visit, please know that our goal is to make your time with us memorable.
We want you to have a wonderful visit. Afterward, we ask that you take the time to review us on Google or TripAdvisor. Thank you in advance.
Seniors 65+ $7.00 [$14 w/tour]
Adults 18-64 $9.00 [$18 w/tour]
Students Grades K-12 $6.00 [$6 w/tour also]
Groups [10 or more] $8.00 per person
Museums for All Partner
Length of Visit; Guided Tour: Plan on at least an hour. Many guests stay for three hours [we're not kidding].
If you wish to experience a docent-led tour, advanced reservations are required.
Group Tours: Available on request.
Private Museum Tours: Call for more details.
Accessibility: We are ADA compliant
- Accessible entrance and restrooms.
- Seating located throughout the galleries.
- Audio mobile app available for free.
- Service animals welcome.
Parking: Free parking is available in our Depot Street parking lot and can accommodate tour bus parking.
As you plan your visit, please know that our goal is to make your time with us memorable.
We want you to have a wonderful visit. Afterward, we ask that you take the time to review us on Google or TripAdvisor. Thank you in advance.
The Museums for All program helps ensure that museums and cultural experiences are accessible to everyone, regardless of income. By offering reduced admission to individuals and families receiving SNAP benefits, the program removes financial barriers and creates more opportunities for learning, exploration, and community connection.
The New Hampshire Telephone Museum proudly participates in Museums for All because we believe history, technology, and education should be available to all members of our community. Through this program, we welcome more families, students, and visitors to discover the story of communication and how it has shaped everyday life. Participation also supports our mission to inspire curiosity, encourage lifelong learning, and make the museum a welcoming place for everyone.
The New Hampshire Telephone Museum proudly participates in Museums for All because we believe history, technology, and education should be available to all members of our community. Through this program, we welcome more families, students, and visitors to discover the story of communication and how it has shaped everyday life. Participation also supports our mission to inspire curiosity, encourage lifelong learning, and make the museum a welcoming place for everyone.
Spend an hour or spend the day!
Warner is a lovely little town that is home to a variety of museums [including the Warner Firefighters Museum located on the lower level of NHTM], restaurants, and shops making it the perfect destination for a relaxing afternoon or a full day of exploration. Visitors can enjoy time outdoors on miles of scenic hiking and biking trails. Families especially enjoy the Story Walk along the Warner Rail Trail, which combines reading and nature in a fun, interactive experience. Warner also has two beautiful covered bridges, the historic Dalton Covered Bridge and the historic Waterloo Covered Bridge.
Just minutes away, Rollins State Park at the base of Mount Kearsarge offers beautiful picnic areas and easy access to the mountain summit, where there are breathtaking panoramic views.
Whether you visit for an hour or spend the entire day, Warner offers something for everyone — and the New Hampshire Telephone Museum is proud to be part of what makes our community such a special place to explore.
Just minutes away, Rollins State Park at the base of Mount Kearsarge offers beautiful picnic areas and easy access to the mountain summit, where there are breathtaking panoramic views.
Whether you visit for an hour or spend the entire day, Warner offers something for everyone — and the New Hampshire Telephone Museum is proud to be part of what makes our community such a special place to explore.
Calendar of Events & Program schedule
NHTM's Popular TRAVELING TRUNK Program
The New Hampshire Telephone Museum is excited to offer our Traveling Trunks Program. Inspired by the telephone, each trunk consists of artifacts, books, hands on activities, and lesson plans.
Trunks are accompanied by an accredited NH Museum educator.
Trunks are accompanied by an accredited NH Museum educator.
Our TRAVELING TRUNK program is made possible by grants from
Northeast Delta Dental and Concord Chamber of Commerce.
Northeast Delta Dental and Concord Chamber of Commerce.
The New Hampshire Telephone Museum is able to offer our education programs with the help from the New Hampshire Charitable Foundation. We are forever grateful to them for their continued support.
ARTIFACT DONATION PROCESS
Thank you for your interest in donating an item to The New Hampshire Telephone Museum. Many of the wonderful artifacts that we have on display are from people just like you!
Because we are a nonprofit organization, we are mandated by law to follow certain procedures when accepting gifts. Listed below are the steps required to begin the donation process. At any time that you have a question or wish to speak with someone in person, please do not hesitate to call.
To begin the donation process:
*Please DO NOT drop off/mail any packages without talking with us first.
Because we are a nonprofit organization, we are mandated by law to follow certain procedures when accepting gifts. Listed below are the steps required to begin the donation process. At any time that you have a question or wish to speak with someone in person, please do not hesitate to call.
To begin the donation process:
- Please email [email protected]
- Specify in the email subject line: DONATION INQUIRY
- Attach one or two photographs of the item you wish to donate
- Provide your name, address, email address and phone number and let us know how to best reach you
- If you are contacting us to sell your artifact, please type in the email subject line: PURCHASE INQUIRY
*Please DO NOT drop off/mail any packages without talking with us first.