The Enfield Shaker Museum is open year-round. Monday thru Saturday
Guided tours of the Great Stone Dwelling are offered Friday through Monday. Self-guided tours of the site and use of the trails are offered everyday. Contact the Museum for additional tour information. 447 NH Route 4A
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Visit Enfield Shaker MuseumMuseum Admission
Admission tickets are available on the main floor of the historic Great Stone Dwelling in the Museum Store. General Admission includes the introductory video program, guided and self-guided tours, exhibits, and craft demonstrations. Also, you receive access to 8 historic buildings, the Herb and Production Garden, the Community Garden, and the Feast Grounds. Make sure to allow time to visit the Shrine of Our Lady of La Salette located across the street. ![]() Visiting the Stone Mill Building The Enfield Shaker Museum has easy access off Interstates 89 and 91 and is located 20 minutes from the Hanover/Lebanon, NH area. We are an excellent stopover when heading to or from the Woodstock/Quechee, VT area, the Franconia Notch, the Kancamagus Highway in the White Mountains, or the New Hampshire Lakes region. The Museum welcomes group tours of 10 or more people with advance reservations. See Group Rates below. Your group tour includes: our introductory video, a guided tour of the Museum's exhibition galleries, and a self-guided tour as well. Bus tours usually allow a minimum of 1 1/2 to 2 hours for a tour of the site and shopping in our Museum Store. Very friendly ambiance --Marjorie W. Group RatesFollowing are guidelines for group tour reservations:
School GroupsThe Museum especially welcomes school or other community youth group tours. We can customize a tour to fit any desired curriculum. We have arranged tours for groups from the second grade to post-graduate college level. Cost for school groups is $2.00 per student. Admission for teachers and all adult escorts is free, with a minimum fee of $20.00. All registration information above is applicable except the deposit required is $20. Enfield Shaker Museum is a 501(c)3 non-profit educational institution dedicated to interpreting and preserving the complex history of the Enfield Shaker Village and the Missionaries of LaSalette. |
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