Ace Karlo, the Man who Built Portsmouth
It's 1986, and one of the city's celebrities wants me to meet him in the Square
Reviving the Good Old Days
The author manages a country store with a penny candy counter in 1975
Remembering Jay Smith
The Press Room and the Music Hall are his legacy
USS Albacore Journal: May 15, 1985
They tore open the highway and a railroad bridge to land a submarine.
Electrifying Portsmouth Sparks Fear in 1900
Is wiring our homes a bright or a deadly idea?
Jesse James: From Outlaw to Make-Believe Movie Hero
Murdering rebel resurrected as sympathetic cinema protagonist
Historian Survives the Battle of San Diego Bay
Privateer Lynx and the Californian lock horns in mock combat
The World’s Largest “Strawberry Bank” Collection
I bought one, but it needed a friend.
Return of the World’s Best Clam Chowder
That thick white glop you call clam chowder, we call...well, it ain't.
A Yankee at Mardi Gras
It was sweaty, loud, dirty, and crowded. I had a good time.
Me and My Cancer
It hit out of the blue, so I went underground for a while.