Whipple House Museum

The Whipple House Museum, located in Ashland, NH, is a historical museum housed in the former boyhood home of Dr. George Hoyt Whipple. Built in 1837, the museum showcases the rich history of the Whipple family, who occupied the house for five generations. Visitors can explore the well-preserved twelve-room structure, which features exhibits on Dr. Whipple's life, the family that lived in the house, local history, and period rooms.

With its exceptional construction and craftsmanship, the Whipple House Museum offers a glimpse into the past, highlighting the unique architectural features of the two-family dwelling. From the kitchen fireplaces with built-in ovens and laundry kettles to the Victorian era bedroom and children's room, the museum provides an immersive experience that brings Ashland's history to life.

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