Mt Kearsarge Indian Museum

5 reviews

+1 (603) 456-2600

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18 Highlawn Rd

Warner, NH 03278

+1 (603) 456-2600

http://www.indianmuseum.org

Mt Kearsarge Indian Museum is a cultural institution in Warner, NH that showcases the history and heritage of Native American tribes.

Visitors can explore exhibits, artifacts, and educational programs that offer insights into the traditions and customs of indigenous peoples.

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4.05 reviews

Loiosh T.

5/23/2011

Lemme sum up: Excellent collection, good facilities, very good day trip If you're looking for a place to learn, relax, and have some fun, Mt Kearsarge Indian Museum is a great place to visit. I...

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L W.

10/10/2020

We had a wonderful time there today! Our 7 year old has been learning about Indigenous people and Nations of the Northeast, and our guide (Bill) was so engaging!! We spent 2 hours in the museum...

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Holly G.

7/14/2017

We were vacationing in Sunapee and had a rainy day so decided to do some exploring. Our group was so glad we came upon this museum! I highly recommend doing the guided tour- it really does give...

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Tawny M.

4/18/2017

A great place to go to learn more about Indian culture, but kids will go through the museum pretty quickly, so if it's a long drive, it's best to go when they have a special event going on, like...

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Darren F.

10/3/2013

This was very disappointing. I had hoped for a solid day trip of the museum trip and a hike through the ajoining woods, but this was not it. Essentially, the entire museum is the collection of...

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