Preserving the history of farm life

The New Hampshire Farm Museum consists of two adjoining farmsteads situated on 50 acres on Plummer’s Ridge in Milton, New Hampshire. In addition to our collection of historic buildings and barns, agricultural exhibits, displays, and collections, we are also a working farm, keeping a selection of heritage breed farm animals and a variety of gardens on the property.

We are dedicated to preserving, promoting, and carrying forward New Hampshire’s agricultural heritage while sharing the authentic beauty of rural farm life. Special events and programs, workshops, school group visits, and day camps are offered throughout the year. Come spend a day with us!

Plummer Ridge School House Project

CLICK HERE to donate to the Plummer Ridge School House restoration project! You may also donate by mail - please write Plummer Ridge School House in the memo. Thank you for helping us preserve history!

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Spend a day at the farm!
  • Tour the historic Jones Farm and Tavern.
  • Explore our 104’ barn filled with farm implements, tools, wagons, and sleighs.
  • Meet our farm animals – cows, chickens, goats, sheep, and pigs.
  • Grind corn and feed our chickens.
  • Explore acres of fields, forest, and hike our trails.
  • Go on the Great Yellow Barn Hunt!
  • Visit the York cider mill – a beautiful, octagonal, timber-built outbuilding.
  • Shop for produce and locally made products in our Country Store.
  • Join us for one of our many special events, programs, and workshops.