Moving the 1789 Fire Society Trunk
The artifacts of an ancient society moved unnoticed through the streets in 2012
Writing about Child Labor for Children
Teaching kids about past exploitation in a world where it is still widely practiced
When a Building You Love Dies
State Street fire sparks memories
So Much Art Around Town
Back when the art boom really began to kick in and the segway boom wasn't
Gullzilla: Attack of the Killer Seagull
For one brief shining moment, I was king of the island.
The Graphic Life of Robert Squier
The artist behind the Portsmouth Time Machine, Bunker Hill Time Machine, and many more.
Making Joyful Noise with Jeff Landrock
Testing, testing...Jeff, can you still hear me?
Making the Music Hall History Video
How to squish the 400-year evolution of local culture into 24 minutes
USS Albacore Journal: May 15, 1985
They tore open the road and a railroad bridge to land a submarine
Hamilton Smith, We Hardly Knew Ye
Turns out he's a real person, not just a building at UNH
Little Lynx Launched in Portsmouth Pond
By J. Dennis Robinson I missed the launch of the $3 million Privateer Lynx in Rockport, Maine in October 2001. It was an incredible event, I hear, with thousands of cheering spectators. I interviewed people who were on the scene for my book, America’s Privateer: Lynx and the War of 1812. Ten years …
Warner House Lightning Rod Legend Lives On
Ben Franklin was in town at the time