Meet Edward Stickney, the American Apollo
The greatest dumbbell lifter in the world, Stickney claimed
Sailmaker Benjamin Randall Fashioned a Baptist Revival
New Castle, NH claims the man who created the Freewill Baptist movement
What Was Seacoast Life Like in the 1600s?
Inside a costly, carefully created exhibition (now a book) that dared to explain our complex past
The Story of Molly Miles’ Table
A fragile piece of history, once owned by a 107-year-old enslaved Maine woman
Preserving the Powder Major’s Land in Madbury
Behind the scenes with the society for the Protection of NH Forests
Betty and Barney Hill Debate UFOs with Carl Sagan in 1967
The Hills bravely take on a prestigious panel of dubious scientists
From George-Washington- Slept-Here to Micro-Apartments
A quick history of the storied Treadwell-Jenness House.
Digging Around in Paul Jones’ Cellar
Archaeologists give the Purcell House a careful checkup
Tips of “Infinite Value” for Seacoast Ladies
Universalist Church handbook
promotes Victorian manners
A Big Bridge and a Little Girl in 1923
Eileen Dondero Foley dedicated a bridge in 1923 and again in 1998
When 4,000 Yankees Attacked Canada
New England won under William Pepperrell, but many men died
A Boy’s Dangerous Love Affair with Fireworks
A brief history of patriotism and gunpowder in the Port City