How the Civic Theater Was Born
Previously unseen records reveal failed WWII business deals
Warner House Before the Warners
Do not leave Portsmouth without taking this tour
The Lost Jaffrey Portraits Come Home at Last
Saved by the proprietors of one of the American membership libraries
How to Save a Masterwork
Conservators reveal insights about Gertrude Fiske's work
Secret Love Letters of Dorothy Vaughan Discovered
Letters donated to state historical society reveal a lively librarian
Keeping Track of Seacoast Tourists in 1886
"The Sea Shore" listed the names of hotel guests each week. It died like many others.
NH Merchants Once Minted Their Own Money
When cash was scarce, merchants printed their own
Portsmouth Razed and Portsmouth Saved
Despite the Chicken Littles, the city has an excellent preservation record
Puddle Dock: A Neighborhood Lost
We live in the shadow and sunshine of the past
Thomas Laighton was “Lord of the Isles” in 1860
A rare poetic peek at the enigmatic Thomas Laighton
Driving Off Corrupt Royal Governor Cranfield
Greedy, power hungry, vindictive, or just doing his job?
Saving the Music Hall Again
"Culture, not condos!" Seacoast protestors chanted