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Governor John Langdon House

This house was built in 1784 by John Langdon, a three-time governor of the state, signer of the Constitution and first president of the Senate. In 1789 George Washington described the Georgian mansion as 'the finest house in Portsmouth'. The main portion of the structure, with its balustrade and stately portico, retains its original appearance. Ornate woodwork and period furnishings highlight the interior.

Open Wednesday through Sunday 11am-5pm in June through October.

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Location 143 Pleasant St
Portsmouth New Hampshire 03801
Phone 603-436-3205

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