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43 Middle Street, Portsmouth, NH 03801, USA
Portsmouth, Maine 03801
+1 603-436-8420

Anyway....Been back many times and I sleep well there and feel totally calm!!

Anyway, a little history to add to local history!!

My Dad was born in 1929 after my paternal Grandmother (YiaYia) came over once my Papoo had a farm going on well on aforementioned land.

So horrible!!

One thing that's changed in recent years (for the worse) is the huge influx of people!!!

Walk through at your own pace.

I grew up in Portsmouth and still miss every thing about it.

Then Dad came along.

Lots of information.

Beautiful old colonial home.

Many memories of my greatfranparents farm!!

If you are interested in early American history, this house is well worth a stop. Just be warned, the John Paul Jones name was mostly attached in order to get the building historical protection, and he only lived there as a boarder for a short time. That being said, the house (run by the Portsmouth Historical Society) is in excellent condition and features artifacts from times past, as well as carefully curated rooms that give a glimpse into daily life during the revolutionary period.

What an incredible number of displays from the 1600-1900. The Historic collections of John Paul Jones, the Portsmouth Peace Treaty and the newest display of the Odd and Elegant are fascinating.

He was in Germany serving our country at the time of government "stole our families land/farm".

Dad tried to win them in court once he returned home and found this out

History at its best, Portsmouth has many historic sites to visit.

We had moved to Fl:(.

When my grandparents moved to Portsmouth, they ended up having 6 girls and 1 boy! Brave souls!!

My paternal Grandfather who moved to Portsmouth from Greece in early 1900 purchased the land that is now Pease(Airforce Base at the time).

My maternal Grandparents lived in Manchester, New Hampshire.

They are all still here and well except my most dear and deepmy loved Mom (&Dad).

Hated everything here and did not want to talk to my parents!!! I was only a teen who was happy, had many family members and NEVER thought I'd leave:(

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Museum at 43 Middle Street, Portsmouth, NH 03801, USA. Here you will find detailed information about John Paul Jones House: address, phone, fax, opening hours, customer reviews, photos, directions and more.

Opening hours

  • Monday
    11:00 AM – 5:00 PM
  • Tuesday
    11:00 AM – 5:00 PM
  • Wednesday
    11:00 AM – 5:00 PM
  • Thursday
    11:00 AM – 5:00 PM
  • Friday
    11:00 AM – 5:00 PM
  • Saturday
    11:00 AM – 5:00 PM
  • Sunday
    11:00 AM – 5:00 PM

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Based on 22 reviews

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43 Middle Street, Portsmouth, NH 03801, USA.
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Postcode:
03801

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ALL reviews about John Paul Jones House

  • Anthony
    Added 2016.08.20
    Anyway....Been back many times and I sleep well there and feel totally calm!!
  • Hayden
    Added 2016.04.02
    Anyway, a little history to add to local history!!
  • Brian
    Added 2015.11.07
    My Dad was born in 1929 after my paternal Grandmother (YiaYia) came over once my Papoo had a farm going on well on aforementioned land.
  • Katherine
    Added 2015.10.09
    So horrible!!
  • Ashton
    Added 2015.09.23
    One thing that's changed in recent years (for the worse) is the huge influx of people!!!
  • Zachary
    Added 2015.09.12
    Walk through at your own pace.
  • Jason
    Added 2015.07.10
    I grew up in Portsmouth and still miss every thing about it.
  • Alexis
    Added 2015.03.17
    Then Dad came along.
  • Eric
    Added 2015.03.14
    Lots of information.
  • Ian
    Added 2015.01.05
    Beautiful old colonial home.
  • Kaylee
    Added 2014.12.29
    Many memories of my greatfranparents farm!!
  • Brianna
    Added 2014.11.25
    If you are interested in early American history, this house is well worth a stop. Just be warned, the John Paul Jones name was mostly attached in order to get the building historical protection, and he only lived there as a boarder for a short time. That being said, the house (run by the Portsmouth Historical Society) is in excellent condition and features artifacts from times past, as well as carefully curated rooms that give a glimpse into daily life during the revolutionary period.
  • Angel
    Added 2014.11.20
    What an incredible number of displays from the 1600-1900. The Historic collections of John Paul Jones, the Portsmouth Peace Treaty and the newest display of the Odd and Elegant are fascinating.
  • Isabel
    Added 2014.09.15
    He was in Germany serving our country at the time of government "stole our families land/farm".
  • Ryan
    Added 2014.07.02
    Dad tried to win them in court once he returned home and found this out
  • Anna
    Added 2014.05.22
    History at its best, Portsmouth has many historic sites to visit.
  • Mackenzie
    Added 2014.05.13
    We had moved to Fl:(.
  • Miguel
    Added 2014.05.03
    When my grandparents moved to Portsmouth, they ended up having 6 girls and 1 boy! Brave souls!!
  • Haley
    Added 2014.04.20
    My paternal Grandfather who moved to Portsmouth from Greece in early 1900 purchased the land that is now Pease(Airforce Base at the time).
  • Mason
    Added 2014.04.12
    My maternal Grandparents lived in Manchester, New Hampshire.
  • Destiny
    Added 2013.07.28
    They are all still here and well except my most dear and deepmy loved Mom (&Dad).
  • Kayla
    Added 2013.05.20
    Hated everything here and did not want to talk to my parents!!! I was only a teen who was happy, had many family members and NEVER thought I'd leave:(
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