Indigenous History is American History
Before Europeans, a local historian wrote, “the noble Piscataqua was unvisited and unknown.”
In Search of a Shared Past We Can All Learn From
All things must pass on Daniel Street and everywhere
Portland Burned, Portsmouth Spared in 1775
Captain Mowat torched 400 buildings and left 1,000 homeless
Tales of a Real Ghostbuster
Haunted tales and haunted tours are holiday fun – just don't call it history
Nora Perry and Portsmouth’s Other “Lady Wentworth”
A second seacoast New Hampshire marriage scandal in an 1875 poem
Gentle Ghosts of Daniel Street
The old cart path connecting the river to Market Square is about to change.
Go Electric This Holiday Season
Forget the jewelry. Your wife wants a Pope.
Timeline: The Life of John Paul Jones
A quick chronology of a complex Revolutionary War hero
Evan Thomas on John Paul Jones
Our interview with the bestselling biographer
Helen Dore Boylston: Caregiver, Author, Adventurer
“Troub” insisted that life should be an adventure
“Bond Bombshell” Dorothy Lamour Visits in 1942
Raising big bucks for the war effort
Three Women Hanged in Portsmouth
NH’s first two executions rarely discussed, still troubling