The Enfield Shaker Museum is dedicated to the interpretation and preservation of the complex history of Enfield, NH Shaker Village. The Museum has been developing educational exhibits and programs that are designed to invite and encourage active participation in the learning of extraordinary people who lived and worked in the area.

Each year, the Museum captures and highlights the heritage of Enfield Shaker to preserve it for the use of the current and future generations. It purchased the Laundry/Diary Building in 1991 with the help of numerous volunteers. In 1993, it acquired the Stone Mill Building, the West Meadow Barn, the 18-acre land that surrounds them, and a collection of Shaker artifacts.

The Museum was able to acquire more properties over the years and today, it is able to offer opportunities to the people including workshops, exhibits, tours, and craft demonstrations.