"Portsmouth Treasures" Opens at John Paul Jones House in Portsmouth, New Hampshire

Portsmouth Historical Society has been receiving, preserving, studying, restoring, and exhibiting local items since it opened in 1920. You can view a special group of those treasures this summer, up close and personal, at the John Paul Jones Historic House Museum at 43 Middle Street in Portsmouth, New Hampshire. Head inside the ancient fenced garden of the mustard-yellow Georgian mansion, and wander up a narrow path. To the right of the preserved 1758 home, walk beneath an arched wooden trellis, and enter the old back door. Step back in time. The summer exhibition includes items donated over the last century. A “birdcag

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“Portsmouth Treasures” Opens at John Paul Jones House in Portsmouth, New Hampshire

The Portsmouth Historical Society hosts an exhibit of historical items this summer at the John Paul Jones House in southern New Hampshire.

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