Who Lies Under NH’s Tallest Tombstone?
Rev. Tucke was everything to the impoverished people of the Shoals and profited well in return
Frederick Douglass Comes to Town Twice
A powerful figure for a troubled time
Slaves at the William Pitt Tavern
Fortune, James, and the Stavers family
Enslaved Runaway Ona Judge Staines
An amazing story of courage and defiance in 1796 by history researcher Evelyn Gerson.
Darth Vader, CNN, Lion King and Barney Hill
Our movie photo signed by James Earl Jones.
Pat Wall Talks about “Beyond Freedom”
Enslaved in Portsmouth, freed in Boston, two books for children
The Ever-changing Story of South Meetinghouse
It may look like a church on a hill, but it's been recycled many times
Breaking Barriers, Serving America
From the Doris Moore Collection, a NH black pioneer
Glimpses of a Parallel World
The Elizabeth Virgil collection is a rare reminder of the roots of black Yankees
Great Caesar’s Ghost Honored in NH
Vicky Avery reports on the Caesar Brackett burial site in Greenland, NH
First Blacks of Portsmouth, Part 2
Through the American Revolution and into the 19th century
First Blacks of Portsmouth, Part 1
Historian Valerie Cunningham explores the origins of black lives in early New Hampshire