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	American Independence Museum Site of the New Hampshire Treasury during the American Revolution. Exeter. (603) 772-2622
	Discover Portsmouth Center The Discover Portsmouth Center is a central gateway to the historical, cultural and artistic sites and venues around greater Portsmouth. Portsmouth. (603) 436-8433
	Fort Constitution Built in the 1700s as Fort William and Mary, Fort Constitution was the subject of Paul Revere's first ride and, some say, the first overt act of the Revolutionary War. New Castle.
	Gundalow Gundalows were sailing barges that worked the waters of the Piscataqua River and Great Bay. Portsmouth.
	John Paul Jones House Revolutionary War hero John Paul Jones stayed at the home at Court and Middle streets in Portsmouth in 1777 while his ship "The Ranger" was being built. Today the house is a museum focusing on Jones' life and the Revolutionary War. Portsmouth. (603) 436-8420
	Moffatt-Ladd House and Garden A National Historic Landmark, the Moffatt-Ladd House is one of America's finest Georgian mansions, built for merchant John Moffatt between 1760 and 1763. The grounds also feature one of the region's finest gardens. Portsmouth. (603) 436-8221 (Office): 603-430-7968
	Old York Historical Society Buildings showing life in the 17th and 18th centuries. Web site York. (207) 363-4974
	Strawbery Banke Museum Strawbery Banke Museum illustrates the lives of historic New Englander with restored homes from four centuries and working artisans. Portsmouth. (603) 433-1100
	Woodman Institute Museum Dover's Woodman Institute offers an eclectic collection of natural science, local early history, and art. On display are rocks and minerals, butterflies, stuffed animals, Native American items, early furniture and artifacts from the Civil War, as well as an original 1675 fortified garrison house. Dover. (603) 742-1038
	Warner House Perhaps the finest brick residence of the first quarter of the eighteenth century left in New England. Portsmouth. (603) 436-8420
	Jackson House The oldest surviving wood frame house in New Hampshire and Maine, Jackson House was built by Richard Jackson in 1664. Portsmouth. (603) 436-3205
	Wentworth-Gardner House Built at the edge of the Piscataqua River in 1760, the Wentworth-Gardner House has been called "the most perfect specimen of Georgian architecture in this country." Portsmouth. (603) 436-4406

The Hampton Inn of Portsmouth. Clean, fresh and value-priced room.
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