88. Strawberry Banke – Part One

from Antique Auction Forum · host Martin Willis

Martin visits historic Strawberry Banke in Portsmouth, New Hampshire and chats with the Chief Curator, Kimberly Alexander. This riverside museum has 35 structures dating all the way back to 1695 (only two buildings were moved to the site). Kimberly is a wonderful guest with a passion for preserving history. Click the image to visit the Strawberry Banke Museum website. "Come explore four centuries of American history in one of New Hampshire's oldest waterfront neighborhoods."

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