Museums in Portsmouth, New Hampshire

As the location of Portsmouth's first settlement in 1630 and a residential area until the early 1960s, Str... More on An Explorer's Guide: New Hampshire

The living- museum aims to make history real: costumed docents explain what life was like in Portsmouth fro... More on travelandleisure

The Children's Museum of Portsmouth features a variety of hands-on educational and entertaining exhibits. More on PlanetWare

A great big playground for kids with active minds. More on igougo

'USS Albacore (AGSS-569)' was a unique research submarine that pioneered the American version of the teardr... More on Wikipedia

This was a very nice and educational stop for us. The USS Albacore research submarine is on static display ... More on TripAdvisor

'Richard Jackson House' in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, USA, is the oldest surviving wood frame house in New ... More on Wikipedia

Go on the first Saturday in June and it's free . More on Yahoo! Travel

The Governor John Langdon House in Portsmouth was built by John Langdon, the New Hampshire Senate's president ... More on PlanetWare

Before I start let me say that coming the second weekend of June was not the greatest idea in the world . Only a handful of the beautiful ... More on igougo

Scottish Revolutionary War hero John Paul ("I have not yet begun to fight") Jones is believed to have liv... More on Frommers

The Portsmouth Historical Society runs this house. Being somebody who is intersted in the history of John P... More on TripAdvisor

The Children's Museum is a bright, lively little arts-and-science museum that offers a morning's worth of hands-on exhibits of interest to younger artisans and scientists (it's designed ... More on Frommers

The Chamber of Commerce offers 2 different tours here. The Highlights Tour tells lively and interesting stories relating almost 400 years of history, and the Twilight Tour that tells of its more colorful, bawdy side. Both are outside ... More on DogFriendly.com

The finest New England example of an 18th-century, urban brick dwelling, this house was built in 1716 and, during its early years, was the home of leading merchants and officials of the royal prov... More on An Explorer's Guide: New Hampshire

Built in 1716-1718 for Captain Archibald Macpheadris and his bride-to-be Sarah Wentworth, daughter of New Hampshire's provincial Governor, John Wentworth, the Warner House is the earliest extant b... More on Heritage

The Rundlet-May House was built in 1807 in Portsmouth by James Rundlet. The house features furniture made by l ... More on PlanetWare

'Rundlet-May House' in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, USA, was built in 1807 by James Rundlet, who acquired his wealth in the textile trade. Rundlet imported his wallpapers from England and purchased h... More on Wikipedia