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Dartmouth/Lake Sunapee Region
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Fort at No. 4 Living History Museum - This Historically correct re-creation of the actual Fortified Village helps educate people World Wide on the day to day living as well as Historical Events which took place at this location during this important period of American History. Mt. Kearsarge Indian Museum - Through exhibits and programs, the museum seeks to teach and inspire an understanding of the natural world and of resource conservation and land stewardship as developed by native people over thousands of years. Hopkins Center - A performing and creative arts center serving Northern New England. The center presents world-class artists, Dartmouth student ensembles, films, and exhibitions. |
Fells Historic Site at the John Hay National Wildl - Lake Sunapee summer home of John M. Hay, statesman, author, and private secretary to President Lincoln. Nature trail, formal gardens, scenic lake view and guided weekend tours. Hood Museum of Art - The Hood Museum of Art is one of the oldest and largest college museums in the country, housing an outstanding collection of works of art and artifacts and presenting a lively and diverse schedule of exhibitions and educational programs. Enfield Shaker Museum - Here in 1793, the Shakers established their Chosen Vale, a village of quietly majestic buildings, gardens and fields. Today, the Shaker heritage is preserved at the Enfield Shaker Museum. Walking tours, exhibits, craft demonstrations, workshops, special programs and events, and extensive gardens bring new life to Shaker culture at the Museum. |
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