America’s Caldron of Discontent Still Boiling after 250 Years
History offers a chance to measure the present against the past
Controversial McIntyre Building Stands on Historic Land
Long before McIntyre, there were the Grafforts, Jaffreys, and Stoodleys
Gardening at the McIntyre Site
After years of lawsuits, plans, and controversy-- are we there yet?
Hitler Spotted at Seacoast Hotel in 1946
Political correctness was not an issue at this post-WWII employee masquerade party
Alex Herlihy Talks About His History of Rye, NH
120 years after Rev. Parsons, a new history of a seacoast town debuts.
John Robinson: The Last Sound Ranger
“We weren’t there to battle anyone. We were there to run an experiment.”
Kind of a Drag at Seabrook Nuke Protest in 1980
To everything there is a season
Let’s Create a Portsmouth Cultural Center
A 2007 grassroots effort saved the Old Library from being sold off by he city
Why Eileen Foley is Beloved
Elected eight times at Portsmouth, NH mayor
Our Two-party System was Forged in Even Angrier Times
1795 obelisk is a reminder of divisive politics after the Revolution
What George Washington Thought about Seacoast NH
The president comments on five days in New Hampshire in 1789
Presidents on Milk Bottle Tops
The milkman helped us memorize the presidents