William Dean Howells Loved Kittery Point
"What the American public wants in the theater is a tragedy with a happy ending."--WDH
Daniel Fowle Prints First NH Newspaper
Still standing in one form or another since 1756, The NH Gazette
Nazi U-Boats Surrender at Portsmouth
Day to day coverage from WHEB's Charlie Gray in 1945
Sarah Orne Jewett of Maine
A fine writing legeacy and fine Georgian home in South Berwick, ME
Anne Molloy, Adventure Author
A true professional with a deep interest in local history, she desires more attention today
The Short Life of Old Portsmouth Armory
Coastal defenses historian Peter Payette details the life of Portsmouth armory (1916-2005)
The Morning Star: Dover’s Antislavery Newspaper
Dover historian Ed Wentworth recounts a Free Will Baptist struggle
FW Hartford Founded Portsmouth Herald
His influence on the city is hard to underestimate. Feature by John Tabor.
A Warning to All Others: First Women Executed in NH
Guest historian Christopher Benedetto examines the executions of December 27, 1739.
Raymond Brighton, the Feisty Historian
Publisher Peter E. Randall remembers a prolific history writer
He Met the Smuttynose Murderer
John Downs claimed Louis Wagner rocked his cradle on Star Island