The Happy & Useful Life of W.H.Y. Hackett
Searching for ways to do good in the world
William Morris Hunt Dies Mysteriously at Isles of Shoals
Depressed or too infirm to save himself?
“Lewd Amusements” in Downtown Portsmouth
Theater gets a rocky start in 18th-century Portsmouth
On the Trail of Tom Thumb’s Carriage
How did Charles Stratton’s mini-coach end up at UNH?
Seeking the Smuttynose Shipwrecked Spanish Sailors
14 bodies, silver bars, and a shipwreck? So far, no evidence.
Harriet Ryan Albee Dedicated Her Life to Terminally Ill Women
An unsung Seacoast NH woman who died saving others
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
From George-Washington- Slept-Here to Micro-Apartments
A quick history of the storied Treadwell-Jenness House.