Nazi U-Boats Surrender at Portsmouth
Day to day coverage from WHEB's Charlie Gray in 1945
When Old Ironsides Was Ours
The USS Constitution survived because it was considered in use as a housing facility while afloat on the Piscataqua River
Submerged: Making the USS Squalus Movie
An interview with director Stacey Keach about his close-to-history drama
The Ballad of the Squalus
From seacoast singer-songwriter John Perrault
Heavenly Days at the Hellish Portsmouth Naval Prison
Rod Watterson's "Whips to Walls" explored Portsmouth Naval Prison History
More Rare Images: “Old Ironsides” in Portsmouth Harbor
For roughly 18 years, "Motel Ironsides" was a popular Piscataqua tourist attraction.
Captain Hull of Old Ironsides Jumpstarts Portsmouth Shipyard
From battle to a desk job, Isaac Hull changed the War of 1812
Portsmouth Naval Shipyard Closing “Irrevocable” in 1964
It's a good thing politicians don't predict the weather
L-8 Was First Portsmouth-built Submarine
A storied history of Piscataqua submarines begins in 1917
Navy Probes USS Thresher Tragedy in 1965
Controversy continues in the wake of the 1963 submarine tragedy
Christening USS Billfish in 1942
Backstory to the baptism of a submarine
Readers React to Rickover Report
The ghost of Admiral Rickover still radiates here amid the fallout of the USS Thresher disaster.