The Fort at No. 4 is an Independent Open-Air Museum and Historic Landmark. The museum's focus is on the multi-cultural, multi-layered and complicated life in the Upper Valley of the Connecticut River during the 18th century. A number of platforms are used to engage visitors in the culturally rich life at the edge of the woods including: living history; reenactments; static display; classes; walking tours; festivals; and presentations.
The museum is a private, non-profit organization.
From I-91 take Exit 7; head east on VT RT 11; cross bridge onto NH RT 11 (Springfield Road); museum is on the right (west) side about 1/4 mile.
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