Atlantic Heights Created for Garden Tours in 1918
Ab early low-income housing village, now gentrified, still charming
Slowly Killing the Assembly House
Once so large, it was cut into two buildings on Vaughan Street
Remembering Henry Warder Carey at Creek Farm
People preserve architecture, and vice versa
York Museum Has Come a Long Way Since 1901
From Gramma's attic to sophisticated museum preservation
Judge Woodbury Langdon, Impeached in 1790
Impeached because he failed to show up for work
Flags Fraught with Meaning and Confusion
You can tell a lot about people by the flags they fly--or can you?
A Deadly Train Wreck in 1909
Fireman Edward Harnden of the switching engine was killed instantly
Capturing the News in Black and White
Escaped prisoner just wanted to see Portsmouth before he died
Portsmouth Naval Shipyard Closing “Irrevocable” in 1964
It's a good thing politicians don't predict the weather
Here Comes the Sunfish
When you live on the seacoast, every day is a fish tale
Now, That’s What I Call a Face Mask
PANDEMIC MEMOIRS, 2020 Who knew we’d all be checking our pockets every time we leave the house as someone shouts, “Don’t forget your mask!” Until a few weeks ago, face masks conjured up images of super heroes, the Lone Ranger, bank robbers, the Phantom of the Opera, sports goalies and catchers, and …
Newington Filmmaker Created 1942 US Marine Docudrama
Another forgotten film from Louis de Rochemont