An 1833 schoolhouse featuring Greek Revival architecture, and a look at early 19th century schooling. The building is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Open weekends only in July and August. The site features a genealogy research library and exhibits of local history including glass, pottery and household items. The center contains articles, books and multi-media resources on the subject.
Admission is free.
Built in 1806, Horatio Colony decorated his home with outstanding collections of furniture, artwork, books and silver. Admission is free. Historically, the first meeting of the Dartmouth College Trustees took place on the site in the 18th century. Open June - Labor Day. There is an admission fee.