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One Governors Lane, Exeter, NH 03833

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American Independence Museum

Independence Festival Regiment courtesy of Ralph Morang Photography

Overview

Located in historic Exeter, the American Independence Museum tells the story of New Hampshire's role in the Revolutionary War through two historic buildings, prized collections and engaging programs.

Meetings Information

The American Independence Museum offers its Folsom Tavern, Museum Grounds and/or back patio of the Ladd-Gilman House for private functions and meetings on a limited basis. The expanded use of this building helps raise public awareness and increase appreciation of the museum’s historic structures and grounds. The Tavern can hold a maximum of 50 individuals for an event and guests can be seated at tables throughout multiple rooms. Our large room holds 20-30 auditorium style or at tables. A podium, tables and chairs are available and we have a list of preferred vendors that you may work with to plan your event.

Weddings Information

The American Independence Museum offers its Folsom Tavern, Museum Grounds and/or back patio of the Ladd-Gilman House for private functions and meetings on a limited basis. The expanded use of this building helps raise public awareness and increase appreciation of the museum’s historic structures and grounds. Our Tavern is ideal for smaller weddings of 50 individuals or less. Use our beautiful grounds, and the backdrop of our historic buildings for your ceremony - let your guests enjoy private tours of our Museum, and then dine with family and friends in the very same Tavern George Washington once ate breakfast. We do have some tables and chairs available and we have a list of preferred vendors that you may work with to plan your event for catering and other rentals. Larger (outdoor) weddings maybe accommodated, please inquire.

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