New England Ski Museum

The New England Ski Museum is dedicated to preserving and celebrating the rich history of skiing and the legacy of the 10th Mountain Division.

With two locations -- at Cannon Mountain in Franconia Notch State Park next to the Cannon Tram and in North Conway Village by the train station-- we welcome over 20,000 visitors each year to explore exhibits, artifacts, and art that showcase skiing’s deep impact on the culture and economy of New England.

Rooted in New England history, we offer free admission for everyone, offer engaging displays, educational programs, and special events that inspire curiosity and appreciation across generations.

Our world-class collection—one of the top five ski-related archives globally—includes rare equipment, photographs, films, and memorabilia that bring the story of skiing to life.

Join us in preserving this incredible legacy. Learn more or become a member at skimuseum.org.

We are raising funds today for our 4th Grade Ski History Program and other educational programs & outreach.

The 4th Grade Ski History Program is a free educational initiative in honor of the late Martha Coughlin Corrock who was a national and international ski racer from NH. The program is designed to engage local fourth-grade students in the history of skiing in the White Mountains through immersive, hands-on learning experiences. It aligns closely with the New Hampshire fourth-grade curriculum, covering local history, STEM, and social studies, providing students with a dynamic, real-world connection to their academic studies.

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Thanks to a generous donation in memory of Martha Coughlin Corrock, every dollar donated to the Ski Museum during NH Gives will be matched 1:1 - up to $1,500! Please take advantage of this incredible opportunity and double you impact!