Wakefield Corner Historic District

The New Hampshire Farm Museum, located in Milton, NH, is dedicated to preserving the history of farm life in New Hampshire. Situated on 50 acres, the museum features historic buildings, agricultural exhibits, heritage breed farm animals, and gardens, offering visitors an authentic glimpse into rural farm life. With special events, workshops, school programs, and day camps throughout the year, the museum provides opportunities for visitors to engage with New Hampshire's agricultural heritage. Visitors can tour the historic Jones Farm and Tavern, explore the barn filled with farm implements, meet farm animals, hike trails, and shop for locally made products at the Country Store.Generated from the website

The Clark House Museum Complex, co-managed by the Wolfeboro Historical Society and the Wolfeboro Parks and Recreation Department, is a historic attraction located in Clark Park on South Main St. in Wolfeboro, NH. It offers summer programs, exhibits, and tours of its historic buildings, including the Clark House, a 1778 farmhouse turned tavern and inn, the Firehouse housing a collection of historic fire pumps and engines, the Pleasant Valley School House, a one-room schoolhouse built in 1805, and the Barn, a reconstructed 1820's barn with a research center and library. The museum complex provides visitors with a glimpse into the rich history of Wolfeboro through its diverse collection of artifacts and educational programs. It is a must-visit destination for those interested in exploring the town's past and preserving its heritage for future generations.Generated from the website