Moffatt-Ladd House and Garden

Nscda-nh owns, operates, interprets, and maintains The Moffatt-Ladd House and Garden at 154 market street in portsmouth, NH, as a historic House museum complex. Staff supervise The maintenance, interpretation, and display of The museum's buildings and collections. A National historic landmark, The House is open to The public for tours from june through october.

Nscda-nh owns and provides for The perpetual care of The old odiorne point cemetery in rye, NH., and partners with local volunteers to maintain The old settler's monument in odiorne State park. The old odiorne point cemetery is one of new hampshire's oldest burying grounds, and contains early graves marked only with rough field stone, as well as 19th-century gravestones marking The graves of members of The odiorne family, owners of The property from 1660 until 1942. The cemetery and monument are located adjacent to The walking trails of odiorne State park.

Nscda-nh supports many projects sponsored through The nscda nationally. These include support for gunston hall plantation in lorton, va, friends of sulgrave manor; and The National headquarters at dumbarton House in Washington, d.c. nscda-nh also contributes to The indian nurse scholarship program, and The Washington week seminar essay contest for high school students.