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Visit Portsmouth in Your 1955 Ford

by Vintage Pics

“Portsmouth is a proud town,” Eleanor Early wrote, “full of descendants and an occasional ghost.”

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Edith Perry Estes Comes to Town

by Vintage Pics

A well-known Boston writer for children was an activist for the New England Women's Press Club

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Rye Gets Transatlantic Cable in 1874

by Stormhill

It used to be a privilege to speak with people across the sea.

Read moreRye Gets Transatlantic Cable in 1874
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