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Canterbury Shaker Village
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| Canterbury Shaker Village was established in 1792 when followers of founder Mother Ann Lee formed their seventh community in Canterbury, NH, and remained prominent for 200 years. The Village has been exclusively an outdoor history museum since 1992 when the last Shaker resident died. At its height in the 1850s, 300 people lived and worked in over 100 buildings on 3,000 acres at Canterbury Shaker Village. Today this internationally-known, non-profit museum and historic site includes 25 original Shaker buildings, three reconstructed Shaker buildings and 694 acres of forests, fields, gardens and mill ponds under permanent conservation easement. |
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Find out the most important features concerning the landscape and feel as if you have been there. |
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Enjoy learning new curious details about the village and view candid colorful images. |
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Discover the place by reading a lot of important and interesting facts and view wonderful images. |
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Visit Canterbury Shaker Village official website and find out significant data about its exhibitions. |
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Discover the beauty of Canterbury Shaker Village by means of viewing astonishing pictures. |
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Before planning your visit to Canterbury Shaker Village read this review for practical information. |
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