Myles Standish Speaks Out on Death of NH’s First Settler
Pilgrim enforcer breaks his silence on the disappearance of David Thompson in 1627
The Forgotten Hilarity of Henry Clay Barnabee
He was, he modestly claimed, the funniest man in the world.
Barnabee Between the Acts Tobacco Card
Like baseball cards, but for actorsm and no bubble gum
The Oxford Novelty Vaudeville Company Onstage
The sign on the far right was the clue to this curious group
Kickstarting the Portsmouth Cultural Renaissance
How it began and why it can’t happen again
Saving the Music Hall Again
"Culture, not condos!" Seacoast protestors chanted
All that Jazz in 1955 “Cinerama Holiday”
De Rochemont experimented with cinerama twice
10 Things I Didn’t Know about The Music Hall
Portsmouth’s landmark theater is the beating heart of Seacoast arts & culture
Richard Potter, America’s First Magician Reappears
“America’s first black celebrity” is the subject of a new book
Harvey Reid Pens a Book on Troubadour History
The traveling musician meets the pandemic head-on
The Happy & Useful Life of W.H.Y. Hackett
Searching for ways to do good in the world
Famous Appledore Guests Named Bull and Booth
Victorian superstars hang out at Celia Thaxter's island salon