Supporting Remick Country
Doctor Museum & Farm

Below are 6 funds you may choose to donate to.
If you wish to send your check to the Remick Museum by U.S Mail instead, please send it to:

58 Cleveland Hill Road, Tamworth, NH 03886.

Please make checks out to the
Edwin C. Remick Foundation.

If you wish to pay using a credit card over
the phone, we now take Master Card and Visa.

Click here to view our Museum Wish lists and Volunteer Opportunities,
can you help us?

Thank you for your support!

Click here to donate to the:
Animal Fund

Donate to this fund if you would you like to help sponsor one of our furry,fleecy, or feathered friends here at the Remick Country Doctor Museum & Farm!

Caring for wooden buildings that were constructedmostly in the 18th and 19th centuries is costly and time consuming. In order to preserve these structures for both ours and future generations, the museum is always looking for funds to help make that possible.

Click here to dontate to the:
Environmental/Agriculture Fund

A key part of our mission is:

"to preserve and interpret the Remick property
and collections for the benefit of the public."

We strive to interpret the relationship between people and the environment, while utilizing the best practices in both farming and public access. This fund provides for trails construction and maintenance, signage, culverts,bridges and fencing to preserve wetlands, and other land use and preservation projects.

Provides funding to help the museum continue and expand educational programming such as school programs, workshops, hearthside dinners, youth summer and vacation week camps, & special events.

Provides funds to care for and conserve the artifacts entrusted to the Remick Country Doctor Museum and Farm. Typical collections care needs include archival supplies, UV filters for windows, conservation treatments and environmental monitoring devices.

The museum's mission is:

"to educate a broad and diverse public to the values and significance of the medical practice and agricultural way of life of the country doctor, and to preserve and interpret the Remick property and collections for the benefit of the public."

It takes a great deal time, energy and money to operate the Remick Country Doctor Museum and Farm and all of its properties. This fund aids in the museum's general operations.