The interior of the house is beautifully maintained and quite elegant. It has been said by many American visitors that the entrance hall is quite similar to that of George Washington's home on the Potomac.

• The bannister and stairs are similar in design and placement, as are the curved doors that open to the back hall.
• The main floor parlours contain a magnificent display of furniture bearing the Sheraton, Empire and Duncan Phyfe patterns. The piano-organ, almost 200 years old, still works.

• In the kitchen the original fireplace implements are still in place, having been discovered when the fireplace was re-opened.
• There is also an iron pressure cooker, dating back to 1795.

• The furniture in the dining room, the cabinets, table, 'yoke-back' chairs, and the Rockingham china are all fine examples of period furnishings.
• Upstairs in the master bedroom there is a beautiful mahogany canopy bed with blush red drapes.

• $2.00 Children & Students
• $5.00 Adults
• $7.00 Families
• Free to members of the New Brunswick Historical Society upon presentation of membership card.