Living with the Ghost of Ichabod Goodwin
When your house is haunted by history--write a book about it.
The World’s Best Clam Chowder Recipe
If it comes in a can and you didn't follow this recipe, it ain't clam chowder
Save the Seal, Keep the Ship
NH Legislators should study up before trashing Seacoast history
Now Serving Plymouth Rock Gelatine
There's always room for collagen
A Lifetime of Loving Gilleys
Photos of one of Portsmouth's oldest dining institutions
Kickstarting the Portsmouth Cultural Renaissance
How it began and why it can’t happen again
Last Call for Stoodley’s Tavern on Daniel Street
The second tavern of James Stoodley before its move to Strawbery Banke Museum
Where Have All Our Grocers Gone?
Even less shopping privacy back in the day.
Why They Called It Market Square
Portsmouth bought a parcel of land at the end of the Parade in 1794. The plan was to build a market house similar to Faneuil Hall in Boston at what is now the northern end of Pleasant Street across from the North Church. The tall two-story brick building, complete with ten marketstalls on the first …
Oops, I Meant to Say “Oar House”
How not to fit two decades of history into 2,000 words
Blacks Banned at 1964 Hotel Dinner
Wentworth Hotel was integrated in a NAACP Fourth of July "sting" operation
Starving Writer Seeks Food Stamps in 1970s
Half a century later, still a cartoon.