Made by the Abbot-Downing Company, the Concord coach was one of New Hampshire's chief products in the 19th century. Visitors can connect with this important state symbol, on display in the New Hampshire Historical Society's rotunda.
A sampling of 61 paintings from the preeminent private collection of White Mountain landscape art in the world, with works by Albert Bierstadt, Thomas Cole, Benjamin Champney, John Frederick Kensett, Thomas Hill, and Jasper Cropsey, among others.
Explore how the American Revolution pitted American against American and forced everyone to choose sides.
Recall the remarkable story of the Marquis de Lafayette, his comitment to democracy in America and France, and his visit to New Hampshire in 1825.
From an Abenaki dugout canoe to an early snowmobile, the exhibition
Discovering New Hampshire shares the history of New Hampshire's people, places, and events through objects, photographs, and documents you can't see anywhere else.
Enjoy an
audio tour of the New Hampshire Historical Society's building, introduction to exhibitions, and interactive activities for kids. Although designed for use while visiting the Society, this resource can be accessed from anywhere and viewed on a smartphone, tablet, or desktop computer.