Old Man of the Mountain Nearly Sank the USS Raleigh
A tiny seacoast, but a powerful history
Is This Portsmouth’s Other Ale Tycoon?
In Search of Captain Eldredge and his Brewery
Electrifying Portsmouth Sparks Fear in 1900
Is wiring our homes a bright or a deadly idea?
Flags Fraught with Meaning and Confusion
From John Paul Jones to January 6
The Bold Plan to Turn Portsmouth into a National Park
Two Kittery Point men pitched a“Maritime Village” project n in 1936
How Portsmouth Attracted Tall Ships in the 80s
In 1980, Portsmouth discovered that attracting tall ships required money.
Dorothy Vaughan: The Woman Who Saved Portsmouth
She spent a lifetime breathing new life into the city she loved
Inside “The Nation’s Oldest Newspaper”
Steve Fowle fights the power with his NH Gazette
Thomas Morton Abandoned at Isles of Shoals
The last thing the Pilgrims wanted in America was religious or economic freedom for others
Keeping Up with Thomas Jefferson
Turning saints back into humans is a righteous act.
Wealthy New York Republican Wows Portsmouth in 64
In 1964, Republicans were looking to take back the presidency and stumping in New Hampshire.
The Many Loves of Mr. Lear
Portsmouth's native son truly loved and lost