Oldest Buildings in Portsmouth, VA

8 places

Explore the timeless charm of Portsmouth, VA, where historic buildings tell stories of the past, showcasing unique architecture and community heritage.

Hill House

Closed today

5.0

Timelessly preserved, Hill House offers an authentic glimpse into 19th-century life, showcasing original family furnishings and historic architecture.

Trinity Episcopal Church

Opens at 9am

4.5

Historic. With over 250 years of rich history, Trinity Episcopal Church reflects Portsmouth's roots and serves as a central aspect of community life.

Commodore Theatre

Opens at 5:30pm

4.0

Beautifully restored, the Commodore Theatre blends Art Deco design with modern amenities, offering a unique cinematic dining experience.

I saw this on tv. Manborg used to cut metal with a blowtorch, but I don't think he did it. I was amused that this occurred on my birthday!

Monumental United Methodist Church

Opens at 9am

4.0

Remarkably, this church stands out with its stunning architecture and is a cherished part of the Olde Towne Historic District’s rich heritage.

Portsmouth Olde Towne Historic District

Quaint streets lined with Federal and Greek Revival architecture take me back to the mid-1700s, making Portsmouth’s history come alive.

Emanuel Ame Church

Opens at 9am

Enduring in spirit, this church symbolizes resilience, built by slaves and free blacks, marking notable moments in local Black history.

Court Street Baptist Church & Private School

Closed today

0.0

Iconic for its pink granite facade and stunning stained glass, the Court Street Baptist Church offers a serene glimpse into its rich history.

St John's Episcopal Church

Opens at 9am

0.0

Distinctly charming, St John’s Episcopal Church features memorable Greek Revival architecture and a rich history dating back to 1848.