Top 10 NH Seacoast Natural Disasters
Historically, Mother Nature has been kind to the region
Kelp: A Lively 1888 Novel With a Terrible Title
An Isles of Shoals adventure by a Kittery-born writer
A Snapshot of Our Earliest Photographers
They captured the 19th-century for us
The 1892 Siege of Cedar Island
Shoaler news ripped from the pages of the Boston Globe
The Saga of the “Jenny Lind” Figurehead
Was it really attached to a Portsmouth-built clipper ship?
The Candidates at the Fair
Sam Walter Foss tackles local politicans again
Waging Peace in the 1905 Treaty of Portsmouth
A nail biting month of negotiations between Russia and Japan
The Myth of Hampton’s Viking Grave
A 1902 article kicked off a legend that refuses to die
Hall Jackson was a Revolutionary First Responder
“Hardly any other medical name in New Hampshire stands out brighter than that of Hall Jackson.”
Eccentric “Pilgrim Stranger” Preached to Congress
Seacoast's Harriet Livermore dreamed of a day when women would be "clothed in the sun, and walk on the moon."
They Left New England for Canada and Took Their Houses
A Canadian perspective on early migration north to Nova Scotia and beyond
Shopping Privacy, Then and Now
Attention shoppers! Your privacy died long ago