Save the Seal, Keep the Ship
NH Legislators should study up before trashing Seacoast history
The Day History Died
Hundreds of souls lost in minutes as vandals destroy Civil War glass negatives
NH Published the First Illustrated Newspaper in 1839
Political cartoon from the WHIP & SPUR
Was That a Bellamy Eagle?
On the trail of a rare and elusive wooden bird
Acquiring Sarah March by John Blunt
Work by Portsmouth-born painter returns to Portsmouth
The Lost Jaffrey Portraits Come Home at Last
Saved by the proprietors of one of the American membership libraries
How to Save a Masterwork
Conservators reveal insights about Gertrude Fiske's work
Painting Portsmouth on the Eve of the Revolution
F.W. Des Barres' extraordinary 1773 maps, charts, and illustrations
Meet the Badger Family
A gift sparks family tales of tall ships, politics, and a dairy farm
Rediscovering Gertrude Fiske, Master Artist
A little-known female painter from the Tarbell Boston School
Did John Paul Jones Look Like This?
The battle over what the Scottish-born naval hero looked like drags on
What is Folk Art, Anyway?
2019 exhibition raises discussion on the nature of art