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Hampton B&M Railroad Depot Tickets

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About Hampton B&M Railroad Depot

Welcome to Hampton B&M Railroad Depot, a historic mixed-use space in Depot Square, Hampton, New Hampshire 03842. The site blends history with modern dining and business, reflecting its roots in the Boston & Maine Railroad era dating back to the 1840s. The original depot was relocated during the 1900 overpass project and today sits alongside a thriving community hub that includes Bogie’s at Depot Square and Santiago’s Baja Grill. If you’re planning an event or a visit, we’ve got you covered with practical details on seating, parking, transportation, and nearby lodging and dining options.

Located in the heart of Hampton, this venue places you within easy reach of downtown amenities and scenic coastal drives. The area’s public parking lots, park-and-ride facilities, and walkable streets make getting around straightforward, whether you’re attending a performance, a community gathering, or a casual meal after an event.

Past concerts and community events at Depot Square — from 1925 bandstand fundraisers to postwar passenger services like the Beachcomber and the sleeping car Miss Hampton Beach — give this venue its distinctive character. While the physical depot serves as a reminder of rail heritage, the present-day square is a vibrant hub with dining, shopping, and services. We’ve highlighted practical details below to help you secure your seats, plan your visit, and stay nearby with trusted lodging and dining options recommended by our affiliate partners.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Location and current use: the former depot sits in Depot Square, Hampton, NH 03842, with the Hampton Union offices located at 32 Depot Sq (the depot building persists as part of the site).
  • Historical status: the Boston & Maine Railroad passed through Hampton beginning in the 1840s; passenger service at the depot ended in 1960 and the property was sold in 1962.
  • Depot move: during the 1900 overpass project, the old passenger depot was moved about 50 yards south of the Exeter Road bridge; the square was redeveloped around Depot Square.
  • Notable events: Depot Square hosted a 1925 bandstand fundraising and summer concerts; post-WWII, trains like the Beachcomber served vacationers, and in 1954 a sleeping car named “Miss Hampton Beach” operated nearby.
  • Current context: Depot Square is now a mixed-use area with businesses (e.g., Bogie’s at Depot Square) and dining (e.g., Santiago’s Baja Grill); downtown parking is managed publicly, with municipal lots and park-and-ride options.
  • Nearby hotels: Hampton offers multiple lodging options nearby (e.g., Best Western Plus Inn at Hampton, Hampton House Hotel, etc.).