Exhibition Programs
A traveling exhibition program presents collections and research to the general public, in cooperation with other museums throughout the region. New exhibitions for 2009 will include America's Kitchens, opening at New Hampshire Historical Society in June; Drawing Toward Home, and architectural drawing exhibition that opens at Boston University Art Gallery in November 2009 and travels to the National Building Museum in Washington D.C. during 2010; and a centennial exhibition entitled The Preservation Movement Then and Now which will appear in all six New England states beginning in late 2009 and continuing into 2011.
On line exhibitions include Jewelry at Historic New England, found at, The Preservation Movement Then and Now, at, From Dairy to Doorstep: Milk Delivery in New England, 1860-1960 at, and New England Photographs of Verner Reed, at .
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