The Media and Historic Preservation, Still a Friendly Forum?
Today's news is tomorrow's history they used to say
The UFO Incident at Exeter High
My students interviewed Normam Muscarello about UFOS in 1980
Daniel Fowle Prints First NH Newspaper
Still standing in one form or another since 1756, The NH Gazette
Nazi U-Boats Surrender at Portsmouth
Day to day coverage from WHEB's Charlie Gray in 1945
The Flip Side of Tom Bergeron
Long before Dancing with the Stars Tom was the dj on late night WHEB
The Morning Star: Dover’s Antislavery Newspaper
Dover historian Ed Wentworth recounts a Free Will Baptist struggle
FW Hartford Founded Portsmouth Herald
His influence on the city is hard to underestimate. Feature by John Tabor.
Raymond Brighton, the Feisty Historian
Publisher Peter E. Randall remembers a prolific history writer
Sumner Winebaum: A Sculptor’s Story
The many careers of the late, great Sumner Winebaum
The Lost Newspapers of 1777
The author digs through Revolutionar War newspapers in search of John Paul Jones
The 1892 Siege of Cedar Island
Shoaler news ripped from the pages of the Boston Globe
Those Addictive Daily Newspapers are Making Americans Dumber
Long before TikTok, George Lunt predicted the Penny Press would turn adults into children