Moffatt-Ladd House & Garden — Attraction in Portsmouth

The Moffatt-Ladd House in Portsmouth is a true hidden treasure for history enthusiasts like yourself. This impeccably preserved mansion offers a glimpse into the past with its remarkable architecture and well-curated exhibits. Walking through its rooms, you'll be transported to a bygone era, gaining insights into the lives of the Moffatt and Ladd families.

One of the standout features is the house's authenticity; it feels like stepping back in time. The knowledgeable guides provide engaging tours, sharing captivating stories that breathe life into the historic walls. From the elegant Georgian-style rooms to the beautiful gardens, every corner exudes charm and significance.

Given your interest in your Eagle Scout project, the Moffatt-Ladd House could be an invaluable resource. Its historical context and educational value could provide you with valuable insights and inspiration. I highly recommend a visit; it's a delightful journey through history that's both informative...

Unfortunately, we had a bad time attempting to plan a wedding reception here (it sounds like some other folks have had problems with weddings here as well). After touring the place twice, and discussing the price in person, we emailed to book the venue. Only then were we told very rudely that we would have to pay to rent the venue for three additional set up and break down hours. All other venues we had contacted included those hours in the price, so I was quite taken aback, especially since we had confirmed the price in person. Thankfully, after reading the other bad review and being put off by the price increase we were saved from a bad reception and decided to rent another venue.

The house and grounds do appear like they're worth checking out as a tourist, but the garden was out of season and the house was mostly closed when we looked at it, so I'm not sure what it's like...

I enjoyed the tour and learning about the history of the house 🏠 and the people who lived and visited there. The house is well preserved and the belongings, furniture, paintings, utensils, ECT, still being maintained inside was fascinating to see 🙈. I even had a chance to look at the attic. I'm very interested in history, especially of the city of Portsmouth and I enjoyed my visit on Market Square Day. The garden is fantastic! I was told that more flowers 💐🌹 will bloom later. The aroma while walking through the garden reminded me of the gardens I visited in England. The horse 🐴 chestnut tree that was planted in 1776 to commemorate the signing of the Declaration of Independence is still standing and you can get a horse chestnut 🌰 at the entrance. If you are into history, I recommend a visit. Tours are every 45 minutes and the house is not open during...