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Yeaton-Walsh House has been much altered over the years. The second floor, however, retains many original architectural features such as cornices, doors, and fireplaces. Also original are the handsome scrolled brackets and heavy handrail of the stairway. The pilaster capitals on the doorway, typical of eighteenth century Portsmouth work, indicate the importance of style in even the plainest of structures. |
The Heritage Houses at Strawbery Banke
A cultural, community and economic initiative to restore and lease underutilized properties at Strawbery Banke Museum in the historic center of downtown Portsmouth, New Hampshire. Click here for details.
The new gundalow, PISCATAQUA, built in the summer of 2011 under the boat shed on our grounds was named and launched to great fanfare. For video of the great move to the launch site and the launch itself, click here. Starting in Summer 2012, visitors will be able to travel the river on-board.
The Herb Society of America NorthEast Seacoast Unit 2012 Lecture Series
Strawbery Banke Museum is pleased to co-sponsor a 6-lecture series in 2012 in partnership with NESU. Click here for details.