Twins Pose at St. Clair Studio
Why no more details or a photo of the photographer?
Portsmouth Sailors on the Move in World War I
Naval Reserve facts from the back of a stereoview card
Silent Film Actor William Haddock Was Born Here
A pioneering Portsmouth movie director almost lost to history
Beautiful Downtown Portsmouth in 1940
Beautify America--Get a haircut!
The Other John Paul Jones House
It's now privately owned in Fredericksburg
William Ladd Founded The American Peace Society
The “Apostle of Peace” fought to end war
Being a Boy in New Castle in 1887
An 11-year-old remembers one day at a cottage in New Castle, NH.
Sorry, Not the Prescott Sisters
When you spend too much time in the past, you begin to see dead people you know.
A Lovely Artifact from Philbrick’s Pharmacy
Inside a little family shop on Congress Street
Portsmouth Seal Depicts Largely Forgotten City
No factories, no ships, no train
The Most Horrifying Film Ever Made
“Mark of the Devil” guaranteed to upset your stomach
“Reefer Madness” Closed Civic Cinema in 1947
Originally titled "Tell Your Children," this melodrama was funded by a religious group