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[ Back to Portsmouth article ]

If you go to Portsmouth, N.H.

By Jan Shepherd, Globe Correspondent

  • Getting there:
    From Boston, take Interstate 95 northbound to Exit 7 Market Street/Historic Sites, last of four Portsmouth exits and last New Hampshire exit before highway crosses Piscataqua River into Maine. Toll at Exeter/Hampton, N.H., is $1 each way. Traffic delays are common on I-95 in the summer, as crowds head for the beaches and the mountains.


  • Resources:
    Greater Portsmouth Chamber of Commerce, 500 Market St.; 603-436-1118. On web, try www.visitnh.gov.

    Strawbery Banke Museum, Marcy Street; 603-433-1101. On web: www.strawberybanke.org.

    Society for the Preservation of New England Antiquities, 603-436-3205; www.SPNEA.org

    Port of Portsmouth Museum and Albacore Park, 600 Market St.; 603-436-3680.

    Isles of Shoals Steamship Authority, Market Street, near Exit 7; 800-441-4620. Whale watches and cruises including ferry service to Star Island in Isles of Shoals (set schedule begins June 13).

    Portsmouth Harbor Cruises, Ceres Street dock; 800-776-0915.



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