Painting Portsmouth on the Eve of the Revolution
F.W. Des Barres' extraordinary 1773 maps, charts, and illustrations
Meet the Badger Family
A gift sparks family tales of tall ships, politics, and a dairy farm
All that Jazz in 1955 “Cinerama Holiday”
De Rochemont experimented with cinerama twice
Seacoast NH: Unsettled Since 1623
Just because it's carved in granite, doesn't make it true
The Brief Life of the First Fated Oceanic Hotel
John Poor destroyed the town of Gosport to build a luxury hotel that burned
Seacoast Filmmaker Produced Orwellian Cartoon
De Rochemont Animal Farm has Cold War
FBI, CIA & seacoast links
Rediscovering Gertrude Fiske, Master Artist
A little-known female painter from the Tarbell Boston School
Last Call for Stoodley’s Tavern on Daniel Street
The second tavern of James Stoodley before its move to Strawbery Banke Museum
Anne Molloy’s Memo to the Dawnland
Molloy was a rare voice attempting to tell Indigenous history to children.
Two Worlds of Portsmouth Architecture
Portsmouth was “little in touch with the old, having scant sympathy with its point of view.”