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Trails & Gardens
are open
dawn to dusk

1710 House
open by
appointment

Please respect
tenant privacy.
Thank you!

Visiting the Weeks Brick House & Gardens

The hiking trails and colonial "housewife's garden" at the Weeks Brick House are open daily for self-guided enjoyment from dawn to dusk. An interpretive sign with text, graphics, and photos is located by the walkway at the rear of the house. Please respect the privacy of our tenants.

The 1710 Weeks Brick House, while it is a precious architectural relic listed on the National Register of Historic Places, it is not open for regularly-scheduled tours. The house is open for tours during the Weeks Brick House Annual Meeting in late summer. Interpretive architectural tours of the exterior are available to small groups by appointment.

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Parking for the Hiking Trails

The parking lot for the hiking trails on the Weeks Brick House conservation land is located off Tide Mill Road, several hundred yards past the turnoff to Weeks Avenue and the driveway to the Weeks Brick House. The unpaved parking area is on the left. The trail entrance adjoins the parking lot. For a detailed Trail Map, click here. To take the audio tour as you walk the trails, click here.

Directions to the Weeks Brick House

From U.S. Rte. 95 North or South: Take Exit 3 (Exit 3B from the north) and then follow Rt. 33 West toward Greenland, Stratham, and Exeter. After about 2.5 miles, immediately past Golf & Ski Warehouse on the right, take a right onto Tide Mill Road, and then an immediate left onto Weeks Avenue (currently unmarked). For events at the house, go into the driveway, pass the back of the house, and park in the field.

From the Manchester, N.H. area: Take Rte. 101 East to Exit 11 in Stratham, and then take a left. Follow Rte. 33 North through Stratham and into Greenland. Just past the Cumberland Farms store and the post office on the right, you will see the Weeks Brick House set back from the road on the left. Just beyond, take a left on Tide Mill Road toward the red house set back from the street. Then take an immediate left onto Weeks Avenue (currently unmarked). For events at the house, go into the driveway, pass the back of the house, and park in the field.