The Two Loves of Annie Fields
The Boston marriage of "Widow" Fields
On the Trail of Evangeline
Longfellow's fictional heroine lives on, sort of
Celia Thaxter’s Shocking Smuttynose Murder Letter
"Poor thing," Celia wrote of Maren Hontvet, "she tried hard to save the others."
Virtual Reality Meets Smuttynose Murders
The facts on the small screen in 360-degrees
The Last Seacoast Days of Rev. Whitefield
The debate is building. Was Rev. George Whitefield (1714-1770) our “forgotten founding father” who paved the way for a democratic United States? Was he America’s first celebrity and the greatest Christian evangelist since the biblical Apostle Paul? Or was he a kindly workaholic and …
Zen and Danger: Sculling on the Piscataqua
The day I gave away my rowing shell
How My Finch Stole Christmas
The awesome weight of two tiny birds
Creek Farm Faces Wrecking Ball in 2019
Don't worry, we saved it! But negotiations were tense.
Martin Luther Meets Louis de Rochemont in 1953
Two men struggling to make an impact on the world
George Orwell was My Writing Coach
Orwell was afraid the world was running out of truth. So am I.
Louis de Rochemont’s Hollywood, New Hampshire
Dozens of films, but no biography
Teen Arsonist Hanged for Starting Newburyport Blaze
Two towns, five fires, hundreds of buildings, one casualty