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Tommy Caruso has been preserving and collecting artifacts that reflect New England's racing history. He's contributed some of his collection to the museum.

We may still be temporarily closed but work continues inside the museum.

In their day, these were the fastest and most dangerous race tracks in the country.

He was a winner, a champion and a great supporter of the sport.

As always, a big thank you to our loyal members who continue to support our efforts. Memberships are one of the museums primary sources of funding every year. Memberships that expire in April 2020 and beyond will still be valid for a full year. When the museum reopens, we’ll add the month(s) you missed to your membership so you get the full benefit value of what you paid for. Call 603-783-0183 for assistance.

For the safety of our guests and volunteers the museum will be closed until further notice. This closure effectively cancels the 2020 Historic Motor Sports Expo. The event will return in the spring of 2021. With the museum closed and events canceled your support is needed more than ever. Please consider making a donation to the museum. Call 603-783-0183 for further info.

With the museum temporarily closed in response to COVID-19 we are working on alternate fundraising strategies. Do you have some racing memorabilia or other items your looking to part with? The museum is now a Ebay for Charity partner which means you can donate a percentage or the total of your auctioned item to the museum. Or if you would like to make a donation to the museum of any dollar amount you can as well. Every dollar helps!

In accordance to public health recommendations in regards to crowds, we have decided to postpone our Rockingham Boards presentation to a new date yet to be determined. Pre-ticket purchasers should call 603-783-0183 to request a refund.

Kick off the 2020 racing season at the museum on Saturday February 15th with slot car racing, free food, iRacing, giveaways and NASCAR on the big screen. SnoCross racing starts at 4:30pm on the NHMS Flat Track.

A wonderful man, a champion as a driver and car owner, Frank Manafort died on February 1, 2020.

The North East Motor Sports Museum is the new home of the ISMA Supermodified championship trophy.

Nick Grewal drove nearly 9000 miles in this 1940 Packard over a 36 day period in the 2019 Peking to Paris Rally.