Museum Store
Bring the Montshire experience home!
Montshire staff members have listed some of their favorites from the Museum Store on our Staff Picks page.
The Montshire Museum is home to the best collection of science and nature-related gifts in the Upper Valley. You’ll find books for adults and children, nature guides, art calendars, puzzles, games, science kits, stuffed toys, jewelry, and much more in the Museum Store.
Why Shop at the Museum Store?
- A knowledgeable staff who is here to help you with your selections
- No Museum admission required to shop at the Museum Store
- Montshire members receive a 10% savings (20% for donor-level members) on Museum Store purchases throughout the year.
- Free, no-hassle parking
- Your purchases support the Montshire and its educational mission
What’s New in the Montshire Museum Store
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Gross Body Lab
Explore the disgusting side of biology
This hands-on Science Academy kit from MindWare includes all of the materials needed to conduct six fun and icky experiments that teach children the fundamentals of chemistry and the disgusting side of biology!
For ages 8 and up
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Zoom Rails
The perfect first marble run
Children will be captivated watching marbles race down this zig-zagging tower, whizzing around hairpin turns and picking up speed on the straight-aways. Featuring 21 feet of natural wooden track and sleek, colorful corners, Zoom Rails is a simple activity that provides lessons in gravity, acceleration and centripetal motion while exercising hand-eye coordination.
Ages 3 and up
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Vermont T’s and Onesies
Made with love in Vermont
Made in Fayston, VT, Vermont Tribe offers unique products, including t-shirts and onesies that feature the state of Vermont. Sizes 3 months to 8 years
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Puppets
A menagerie of puppets
Enjoy a variety of puppets — from big to tiny animals, and a collection that includes Narwal, chameleon, firefly, peregrine falcon and many more!
For all ages
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Stone Soup
A cooperative game where everyone wins
Kids work together, they help each other, and they practice just what the Stone Soup story is all about – cooperation! A cooperative game eliminates stress, builds self-esteem, and teaches kids that playing together can be fun.
For ages 5 and up
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