The Fort at No 4 Museum
About The Fort at No 4 Museum
Who loves history? Isn't it fascinating! Well, what if there was a place where you could actually re-live history, and feel in person what it's like to live in the past?
Welcome to The Fort at No. 4 Museum! This Charlestown attraction will take you back to the 1740s, where you can explore an authentically reconstructed fortified settlement. How cool is that!
Plantation No. 4 was once the northwestern most village within the British colonies. Pretty impressive! The gran was bought in 1735, and then in 1740 it was settled by a numer of families, who made the journey to the area to settle. These families built homes, and ran businesses, and set up sawmills, doctors, stores and more.
Now, you can see what life was like! The Fort at No. 4 Museum lets you explore a number of sights that will allow the kids imagination to really take them back in time. You can explore the house of Lt. Parker who was one of the first to arrive, and learn all about "lean-to's" which were used by families whose homes were located outside of the stockade area.
You can explore The Great Chamber where town meetings were held, and even see the Watch Tower which give some pretty amazing views.
There are also some fun events at The Fort at No. 4 Museum, including the Harvest Dinner, Blacksmith Weekens and Native Heritage Weekends!
So put down those history books and go out and LIVE history at this fascinating New Hampshire attraction!
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Suggest editHow much does it cost?
Suggest editAdults $10
Children $6 - $8
Free Under 5 years.
Last Update 2022
Discount Seniors $8
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The Fort at No 4 Museum FAQ’s
Any top tips when visiting?
Allow a few hours to see everything, and don't miss the events calendar to make sure you can add the dates to the diary!
Does The Fort at No 4 Museum have a gift shop?
There is a gift shop where you can pick up a range of historic and educational items, as well as gifts! The adventure can continue after you've left
Teachers corner
They offer educator curriculum sources and accept field trips during May, Junes, September and October. A great way to learn about history! A fun 18th century adventure
Is The Fort at No 4 Museum fully accessible?
Speak to staff about accessibility or if you have any disabilities and have a query
Any additonal information?
Take your camera!
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