Warner House

Warner House Association is located at 150 Daniel St in Portsmouth and has been in the business of Professional Organizations since 1931.

The main features of this quiet 1716 gem are the curious folk-art murals lining the hall staircase, which may be the oldest-known murals in the United States still gracing their original structure. This house, a noted example of Georgian architecture, contains original art, furnishings, and extraordinary examples of area craftsmanship. The west-wall lightning rod is believed to have been...

This house, built in 1716 for a local merchant and ship owner, was later the New Hampshire governor's mansion for a time during the mid-18th century (when Portsmouth was the state capital). After a period as a private home, it was opened to the public in the 1930s. The stately brick structure with graceful Georgian architectural elements is a favorite of architectural historians for its wall...

Warner House, historic house museum, c.1716, featuring oldest extant wall murals in country and family furnishings from six generations.

Warner House is a beautiful mansion that is much admired for its regal and quaint architecture and the rich history beneath it. The house was built in the 18th century for Captain Archibald Macpheadris and his to-be wife and it archives the six generations that lived here through their memorabilia on display. There are various chambers within the house that cater to the owners who lived here....