Tom Thumb Wedding Still Inspires Mock Marriages
Costumed children exchange vows in creepy fundraisers
Every Seacoas Home Needs a Blanchard Ash Sifter
Coal is GOLD! Don't waste a lump.
Baptismal Font Honors Scottish Hero
My retirement fantasy has long been to tour the world in the wake of Revolutionary War Captain John Paul Jones. I picked up this obsession in the late 1990s when I moved my writing office to the carriage house nestled within the wooden gardens of the John Paul Jones House Museum in downtown …
A Dozen Elephants March in Market Square
Terrible, unkind, absurd, but I wish I'd been there
Rethinking the Miss Underhill Legend
Rogue wave or a despondent lover?
Two Tragic Muskie Moments
There was the Canuck letter and then there was me
Thomas Jefferson Caricature has Portsmouth Connection
Presidents have always had to endure harsh criticism from comedians
There Was a Real Portsmouth Sea Serpent
Feeding the need for speed in the maritime industry
Wow, People Do Remember Commander Vivian Brown
Teacher, wartime instructor, and Navy Commander from Rye, NH
Who Remembers Vivian Brown?
11-Year-Old Girl Runs 25-Acre Rye, NH Farm on her Own
Peace and Thanksgiving, then Flames in 1963
A building best remembered for its role in the 1905 Treaty of Portsmouth
Nixon Visits in his “Wilderness Years”
Celery sticks and no fur coats at Wentworth by the Sea in 1964