Rundlet-May House

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364 Middle St
Portsmouth, NH 03801
+1 (603) 436-3205
https://www.historicnewengland.org

Rundlet-May House, an historic mansion in Portsmouth, NH, was constructed in 1807 by the Rundlet family, showcasing cutting-edge technologies of the era.

Preserving four generations of cherished possessions, the house features original 1807 wallcoverings and furniture, as well as 20th century additions by the Rundlets' great grandchildren.

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4.510 reviews
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Worth the time to view
1/6/2020

Like many of the houses in Portsmouth, this has its history and colonial presence. It is worth a st...

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A Must-see Gem!
10/15/2017

In 1807 James Rundlet, a prosperous Portsmouth merchant, purchased a very large piece of land in wha...

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A rare combination of a beautiful period home with its original furnishings.
10/8/2017

We visited three historic homes in Portsmouth in one day, and this was by far our favorite. The hous...

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