What is Folk Art, Anyway?
2019 exhibition raises discussion on the nature of art
10 Things I Didn’t Know about The Music Hall
Portsmouth’s landmark theater is the beating heart of Seacoast arts & culture
Cryptic Clues Found on Carriage House Wall
19th-century children shout, "We were here! Don't forget us!"
Our Ancestors’ Opiate Addiction
History repeats, but who is anyone paying attention?
Two Visits from the Prince of Wales 100 Years Apart
England's Prince of Wales stopped by in 1860 and again in 1973
Chatting with the Dead
Spiritualism and séances attracted millions in the 1800s
The Two Loves of Annie Fields
The Boston marriage of "Widow" Fields
On the Trail of Evangeline
Longfellow's fictional heroine lives on, sort of
Celia Thaxter’s Shocking Smuttynose Murder Letter
"Poor thing," Celia wrote of Maren Hontvet, "she tried hard to save the others."
Virtual Reality Meets Smuttynose Murders
The facts on the small screen in 360-degrees
The Last Seacoast Days of Rev. Whitefield
The debate is building. Was Rev. George Whitefield (1714-1770) our “forgotten founding father” who paved the way for a democratic United States? Was he America’s first celebrity and the greatest Christian evangelist since the biblical Apostle Paul? Or was he a kindly workaholic and …
Creek Farm Faces Wrecking Ball in 2019
Don't worry, we saved it! But negotiations were tense.