Thomas Laighton was “Lord of the Isles” in 1860
A rare poetic peek at the enigmatic Thomas Laighton

A rare poetic peek at the enigmatic Thomas Laighton

Greedy, power hungry, vindictive, or just doing his job?

"Culture, not condos!" Seacoast protestors chanted

Like mother, like son

F.W. Des Barres' extraordinary 1773 maps, charts, and illustrations

A gift sparks family tales of tall ships, politics, and a dairy farm

NH’s first two executions rarely discussed, still troubling

“O hear us when we cry to Thee for those in peril on the sea.”

John Poor destroyed the town of Gosport to build a luxury hotel that burned

De Rochemont Animal Farm has Cold War
FBI, CIA & seacoast links

A little-known female painter from the Tarbell Boston School

A brief biography of the man with the roses at Fuller Gardens in Seacoast, NH

