Would NH Be Here Without Pocahontas?
Capt. John Smith was not the most trustworthy narrator
What About Seacoast Indigenous Peoples?
We're trying, but 12,000 years of Native history is still often ignored or stereotyped
York Indian Legend Has Canadian Origin?
Sometimes a myth turns out to be a fact
Anne Molloy, Adventure Author
A true professional with a deep interest in local history, she desires more attention today
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?
What Does “Piscataqua” Mean?
The Oxford English Dictionary is the wrong place to look
Dartmouth Conceived as an Indian School
Two Portsmouth figures created and saved Dartmouth College
Murder of Natives in 1623 by Myles Standish Shocked New England
Deadly encounter with "Captain Shrimp" is key to NH founding story
Anne Molloy’s Memo to the Dawnland
Molloy was a rare voice attempting to tell Indigenous history to children.
Indigenous History is American History
Before Europeans, a local historian wrote, “the noble Piscataqua was unvisited and unknown.”