John Paul Jones in Portsmouth
250 years later, we're still talking about his visit
The Ever-changing Story of South Meetinghouse
It may look like a church on a hill, but it's been recycled many times
Sam Allen Bought New Hampshire
For a quarter million dollars, he owned it all, or thought he did
What Lies Beneath “New Portsmouth”?
A controversial North End hotel dig yields ground-breaking colonial history
Gardening at the McIntyre Site
After years of lawsuits, plans, and controversy--no progress yet.
“March of Time” Redefined Broadcast News
Louis de Rochemont newsreels used fakery to dramatize facts
The Lost Interview with Historian Dorothy Vaughan, Part 2
A lost 1969 interview reveals the candid opinions and emotions of the city's original preservationist
Taft, Graft, and a Bull Moose in 1912
Politics and prostitutes in Portsmouth
First Blacks of Portsmouth, Part 2
Through the American Revolution and into the 19th century
Things You Never Knew About Old Portsmouth Library
The life of the Portsmouth Academy building over 200 years
Two Men Who Tore Down Portsmouth
Treadwell and Wentworth mansions lost to history.
Remembering Daniel Webster in Portsmouth
His manner was "lofty and sour," but he had great influence and skill.