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Mt. Kearsarge Indian Museum, Education and Cultural Center is dedicated to connecting people of today with 20,000 years of ongoing Native American cultural expression. The Museum embraces cultural diversity and encourages responsible environmental action based on respect for nature. Through exhibitions and programs, the Museum seeks to challenge and inspire all of us to improve the quality of our lives and our world.

Friday, November 18, 2011

Comments From Our Guest Book

We always enjoy reading our guests' comments.  The feedback they provide is always valuable to us.  Here's what people who visited within the past few weeks had to say.


Oct. 21, 2011
A wonderful exhibit for 3rd graders!  Mt. Lebanon Elementary, West Lebanon, New Hampshire


Found this museum very interesting and informative.  Enjoyed the exhibits.  Buffalo, New York


Oct. 26, 2011
I'm glad you're here.  Very interesting.  You have the most beautiful collection of baskets and other artifacts.  It is truly wonderful that you have collected and saved these for others to appreciate.  Alberta, Canada


Oct. 28, 2011
Thank you for another wonderful field trip for our 3rd graders at Riddle Brook School.  Bedford, New Hampshire


Saw your ad in the NH Tourist's Guide while looking for things to do with friends from Germany in my home state.  We had a wonderful visit.  Thank you!  NH/Indiana/Germany


Oct. 29, 2011
What an interesting and inspirational museum.  Thank you so much.  United Kingdom


Thank you very much.  Nice to get a chance to experience the life of the TRUE Americans!  Denmark


Nov. 6, 2011
We brought two friends visiting from Guadalajara, Mexico.  Very impressed.  Thank you.  Mexico


Nov. 8, 2011
North Salem Elementary had a fabulous time!  Thank you!  Salem, New Hampshire


Nov. 12, 2011
Great museum.  And thanks for your preservation efforts.  Nebraska


Great museum!  Our son is learning about this in 3rd grade and really enjoyed this.  Amesbury, MA


Great museum.  The kids loved it (ages 4, 7, and 9 1/2)  Our oldest daughter is also studying Native Americans in school as well!  Connecticut


Nov. 15, 2011
Just great!  A nice blend of art, craftsmanship, and humanitarian values.  Will bring a few nice pictures to my old country to show around.  Belgium


Nov. 16, 2011
Very educational!  Wow!  The Native Americans are/were so smart!  Thank you so much!  New Hampshire


Wonderful.  Interesting.  Good scale makes displays approachable.  Thank you.  Very surprising!  Maryland

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