Great old house. Nice grounds in the summer. Lots of information and exhibits about John Paul Jones. Photo of the mummy of John Paul Jones!

This attraction is very interesting. Most people don't realize the role of John Paul Jones in American History. I'd highly recommend going here.

We decided to tour the John Paul Jones house - it actually wasn't his home, but he rented a room there. It was interesting. The lady working the desk was quite nice and she shared a lot of interesting information.

From what we were told this was not really John Paul Jones' house. He just stayed there. Not worth seeing.

This mid 1700s home houses the Portsmouth Historical Society and twice in the 1770s, John Paul Jones of "I have not yet begun to fight" fame was a boarder waiting for his ships to be finished in the city's famous ship yards. You learn much about him and his time in the navy--there are pictures and documents in the room... More

Self tour with friendly volunteer who welcomed us and provided info to help with our tour.

I love colonial history and have read JONJPJ'ss biography. It's amazing to walk into rooms he has been in but for the$$ you only get to visit this one house and he was really only there for a short period while his ship was outfitted. It's not his homestead and I don't think any of his personal belongings are there.

tour presents some historical information on a naval hero and the revolution.

The Portsmouth Historical Society runs this house. Being somebody who is intersted in the history of John Paul Jones, I really enjoyed going thru the house, on Wednesday, 06/27/07. You walk thru the house, 1st & 2nd floors, on your own. But there are a couple of workers available who are eager to answer any questions you may have. It... More