The Oldest Building In New Hampshire Was Built in 1664
As a historic seaport and one of the earliest settlements in New Hampshire to be incorporated, Portsmouth also contains some of the state’s longest-surviving buildings. The city’s architecture has been well-preserved so it can be enjoyed by current and future generations. On private residence in the city holds the claim of being the oldest building in New Hampshire and for history buffs, it is a must-see.
For more about this fascinating structure and to learn more about how you can tour the oldest building in New Hampshire, visit Historic New England. Portsmouth is home to some of the state’s oldest and most well-preserved history that’s worthy of a weekend of exploration.
I’m fascinated by history as I am always curious about the stories that are connected to it. If you feel the same, you may be interested in touring these four New Hampshire living history museums that will transport you back in time.
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