TOP 30 Isaac bell house reviews in Newport, Rhode Island

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Located at 70 Perry Street in Newport, Rhode Island, the Isaac Bell House is a museum that showcases the unique shingle-style architecture of the Gilded Age. Founded in 1639, Newport has a rich history as a port city, center of the slave trade, and fashionable resort. The Preservation Society of Newport County, which oversees the Isaac Bell House, aims to protect and present the architectural heritage of the area. Visitors can explore the various tour types offered at the museum and learn about the people and events depicted in popular historical dramas. The Preservation Society also hosts weddings, corporate events, and other celebrations at their historic museums. With a mission to preserve Newport's architectural treasures, the society is actively involved in advocacy efforts, such as appealing federal agency approval of wind farms off the Rhode Island coast.