General John Sullivan Honored as NH Mason
Often taken to task for his war record, legal actions and personality, John Mason remains a beloved Masonic figure
Gen. John Sullivan, a Contentious Hero
We built a bridge in his name and then we tore it down
Portland Burned, Portsmouth Spared in 1775
Captain Mowat torched 400 buildings and left 1,000 homeless
Nora Perry and Portsmouth’s Other “Lady Wentworth”
A second seacoast New Hampshire marriage scandal in an 1875 poem
Timeline: The Life of John Paul Jones
A quick chronology of a complex Revolutionary War hero
Is This Really Lady Wentworth?
Martha Hilton Wentworth Wentworth was her name
Mary Bartlett and the American Revolution
Her doctor husband signed the Declaration from NH in this essay by Olive Tardiff
They Left New England for Canada and Took Their Houses
A Canadian perspective on early migration north to Nova Scotia and beyond
A Detailed Timeline of the Old NH State House
From the heart of NH's provincial capital to a trailer full of rotten timbers
The Devil and Jonathan Moulton
A heroic and successful life tainted by poetry and popular opinion
Judge Woodbury Langdon, Impeached in 1790
Impeached because he failed to show up for work
James Reed at Bunker Hill
Though ill, he attended battle after battle