Saint-Gaudens National Historical Park in Cornish, New Hampshire, offers families a unique blend of American art history and stunning New England landscapes. This beautiful park preserves the home, studios, and gardens of Augustus Saint-Gaudens, America's foremost sculptor of the late 1800s, making it an inspiring destination where kids can explore creativity and history together.
Junior Ranger Program at Saint-Gaudens National Historical Park
The Junior Ranger program at Saint-Gaudens combines hands-on art activities with historical exploration as kids learn about sculpture techniques and 19th-century American culture. Young visitors complete activities that include sketching in the gardens, learning about the artistic process, and discovering how Saint-Gaudens created his famous monuments and coins.
- Try sculpting with clay in the visitor center
- Explore the beautiful sculpture gardens and hiking trails
- See the largest collection of Saint-Gaudens artwork in his original studios
Planning Your Visit
Van Life Tip: The main parking area can accommodate larger vehicles, but arrive early during peak summer weekends as spaces fill up quickly near the visitor center.
Plan Your Stay
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