Step into Newcastle’s past at Miss Porter’s House
Miss Porter’s House Museum is a hidden gem in the heart of Newcastle, offering a captivating journey through time. Built in 1909 and home to the Porter family for nearly a century, this beautifully preserved Edwardian terrace is now a living snapshot of 20th-century life.
Families and young explorers can wander through the stencilled ceilings, period garden, and historic fernery, discovering handcrafted furniture, household items, and the fascinating stories of the Porter family. Friendly guides are on hand to share insights, or visitors can take a self-directed tour at their own pace.
For children, a visit to Miss Porter’s House is an interactive adventure! Young detectives can follow picture clues to uncover mystery objects in each room, earning a Miss Porter’s House ‘Clever Detective’ certificate along the way. It’s a fun and engaging way to connect with history while exploring a home that remains just as the Porter family left it.
With special open days, school tours, and guided neighbourhood walks, plus the chance to enjoy a traditional morning or afternoon tea, this National Trust treasure is a must-visit for families wanting to experience Newcastle’s rich history in a hands-on way. 🕰️
