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Explore the Mysteries of
America's Stonehenge

Guided Tour and Special Presentation!

  • A Reverend and a Timely Discovery
    A Reverend and a Timely Discovery
    Sat, Oct 17
    America's Stonehenge
    Join us for a lecture on the extremely controversial Wheelwright Deed of 1629, presented by Pete Wiggin, followed by a guided tour through America's Stonehenge led by James Lacefield.
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What is America's Stonehenge?

America's Stonehenge is a historic site and museum that preserves more than 4,000 years of human history, right here in Salem, New Hampshire. From the age of ancient construction to Pawtucket occupation, the colonial period, the Pattee era, and later archaeological research, many people and cultures have lived and worked on this site. Their stories are captured in the artifacts, structures, and landscapes that they left behind.

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Today, you can visit America's Stonehenge to explore its historic structures, ancient landscape, and active archaeological sites. Your visitation allows the museum to continue its research and preservation efforts, recovering the lives of our ancestors and sharing their knowledge with the future.

Image of large, megalithic structures including walls, a stone table, and standing stones surrounded by green woodlands.

Plan your visit today!

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America's Stonehenge

Visitor Center Location

105 Haverhill Road

Salem, New Hampshire

Museum Hours: Open Every Day

9:00 am - 5:00 pm

final admission at 4:00 pm

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Wildlife &

Habitat

Stewardship

Location and Hours

Site and museum open daily, year-round.

Closed Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day.

Address

105 Haverhill Road

Salem, New Hampshire 03079

Contact

(603) 893-8300

Opening Hours

Daily

9:00 am – 5:00 pm

Last Admission 4:00 pm

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