Still Untangling the Prince Whipple Legend
The black man in the boat is not Prince Whipple, although symbolically, he is.
Sumner Winebaum: A Sculptor’s Story
The many careers of the late, great Sumner Winebaum
Michael Stasiuk: Crafting a Joyous Life
Portsmouth as Mudd Butt Propmaster
A Snapshot of Our Earliest Photographers
They captured the 19th-century for us
Repairing Sir Peter Warren
Who was that man in the giant portrait at the Portsmouth Athenaeum?
Unraveling the 1694 Murder of Ursula Cutt
What do two carved "putti" have to do with the murder of the wife of NH's first governor?
George Washington Slept and was Painted Here
Centuries later, his visit is still a big deal
In Search of Black Yankee Images
Every new image adds to our knowledge of a sometimes invisible world
Why George Savary Wasson Still Matters
Artist, carver, author, boat builder, writer, but Wasson just wanted to be one of the guys
I Crawled Inside the Crumbling Monument
It was a wreck waiting to happen when preservationists stepped up
Edward Warren Clark was a Magic Lantern Man
Almost forgotten travel lecturer projected the world on the wall