There’s always something unique to see at Miss Porter’s House, opening monthly with a new theme to unveil different facets of this unique house museum and the fascinating family who called it home.
Built by the Porter family in 1909 and left to the National Trust (NSW) with all its contents in 1997, Miss Porter’s House is a unique living snapshot of twentieth century life in Newcastle. Visitors will enjoy exploring the house and grounds and browsing the furnishings and personal items which tell the story of the family over more than a century.
Step inside the Edwardian terrace to find historic rooms filled with touching stories, plus an outstanding collection of items that has been added to the UNESCO Australian Memory of the World Register.
Free children’s ‘Clever Detective’ activities, handmade gift stall and an immersive audio experience will complete any visit.
Miss Porter’s House opens monthly from 1pm – 4pm, celebrating a different theme: