Description
The James House in Hampton, New Hampshire, is a rare example of a first period colonial structure, built between 1720 and 1723 for Benjamin James. As a living museum, it offers visitors a unique glimpse into nearly 300 years of architectural and social history in early New England. The house is preserved and interpreted according to the Secretary of the Interior's Standards for Treatment of Historic Properties, with ongoing research and archaeological discoveries shared through educational programs and exhibits. The James House Association is dedicated to the preservation, research, and interpretation of this historic landmark, making it an important resource for historians, students, and the community.
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
The James House museum is located at 186 Towle Farm Rd, Hampton, NH 03842.
You can contact The James House museum by calling +1-6032313693.
The James House museum is listed under the following categories: Historical landmark, Tourist attraction .
The James House museum provides services in the following areas: Hampton .
The James House museum provides a range of services, including: Guided tours, Educational programs, Historical exhibits, Preservation workshops, Membership opportunities, Volunteer opportunities .
The James House museum specializes in: First period colonial architecture, Historic preservation, Educational outreach, Archaeological research .
The James House museum was established in 1723.
The languages spoken at The James House museum include: English .
