Hampton Falls Historical Society

Hampton Falls Historical Society is a non-profit organization dedicated to preserving the history of our town. Our home is the Historical Society Museum at 45 Exeter Road, and we have exhibits at the East School House at 7 Drinkwater Road.

Our Mission: The purpose of the Hampton Falls Historical Society is to investigate, collect, preserve, elucidate and communicate whatsoever may relate to the history of Hampton Falls and its people.

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This winter we will be OPEN by appointment. We would be happy to welcome you for research, to view our exhibits, or to answer your questions about Hampton Falls history. Please complete this FORM to request a visit!

As the United States approaches its 250th anniversary, the Hampton Falls Historical Society seeks to honor this historic milestone
with a community-wide celebration. Events will not only commemorate the nation's founding but will also bring together residents of all ages
to educate and celebrate our town’s role in American history and our collective future.

Bus Trip to History! Saturday, June 14th
Sponsored by the Hampton Falls Historical Society

The Boston Tea Party:  December 16, 1773
The Battle of Bunker Hill: June 17, 1775

The Trip Details:  On Saturday, June 14th, ride the bus to Boston to explore the historic sites associated with these events in American history!

Arrive by 9:45 am to leave on a new FirstCharter school bus at 10:00 am.

First stop is the Boston Tea Party Museum, for a scheduled exciting one hour tour with a colonial host to learn about the Boston Tea Party.  Enjoy interactive exhibits, historic interpreters, and take part in tossing the tea!
Second stop is Boston Common where you can grab a delicious lunch at “Flour Boston Common” or BYO picnic.
Final stop is Bunker Hill in Charlestown during Bunker Hill 250 week, where you can self-tour the museum exhibits, the grounds, and view the Bunker Hill 250 Memorial Flag Garden during the 250th anniversary week of the battle.

Park and meet at the Hampton Falls Town Hall, 1 Drinkwater Rd at 9:45 am
Rain or shine. Return at about 4:00 pm.

Brush up on your Revolution trivia for the bus ride!  Free snack bag provided!
Wear comfortable clothing and walking shoes! 

Cost: Tea Party Museum entrance fee of $29.
Historical Society members will receive a discount.

INTERESTED?  We need to know if we have enough patriot bus riders for this fun and historic trip.  Just get on the bus… we take care of everything- bus rental, tip, parking.

Please complete this form to signup your interest
Ticket purchase info to follow.

It was a full house to Meet Paul Revere! A wonderful afternoon of history and friends.

View our album of event photos by Shelley Brown Parish HERE

This April 18th-19th,  Hampton Falls participated in the nation's TWO LIGHT FOR TOMORROW event that calls for two lights to be displayed across the country as "a reminder that that message of light shining out in the darkness is not just something that mattered back then - it’s something that matters today and for tomorrow."

More Events to Follow ~ History Comes Alive in 2025 !
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