This pretty New Hampshire postcard is colored, not written on and not postally used. Comes in a plastic postcard sleeve. There is no date.

The description on the back says: Jackson House Circa 1664, Northwest Street, Portsmouth, New Hampshire.  This first period house, believed to be the oldest standing in Portsmouth, was built by Richard Jackson, a shipbuilder, and occupied by his descendants for more then 250 years.  Owned by the Society for the Preservation of New England Antiquities.

Please see picture of front & back for more accurate detailing & feel free to ask questions. Actually, the postcard looks nicer then the picture shows. The scan turned out sort of grainy looking. The actual picture doesn't show the grainy look. There is very little wear on the front.  The corners have ever so slightly wear.  I try to describe the best that I can.