“Village Hall” was Never Finished in Atlantic Heights
A crude postcard sketch reveals what almost was
Portsmouth Staged “No Kings” Play in 1778 Despite Theater Ban
Poet Jonathan Mitchel Sewall compared Roman Senator Cato to Washington
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
Three US Naval Heroes Inside a Vacuum Tube
Jones, Perry, and Farragut all had ties to the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard.
Portland Burned, Portsmouth Spared in 1775
Captain Mowat torched 400 buildings and left 1,000 homeless
Helen Dore Boylston: Caregiver, Author, Adventurer
“Troub” insisted that life should be an adventure
“Bond Bombshell” Dorothy Lamour Visits in 1942
Raising big bucks for the war effort
Portsmouth Sailors on the Move in World War I
Naval Reserve facts from the back of a stereoview card
The 1892 Siege of Cedar Island
Shoaler news ripped from the pages of the Boston Globe
Waging Peace in the 1905 Treaty of Portsmouth
A nail biting month of negotiations between Russia and Japan
William Ladd Founded The American Peace Society
The “Apostle of Peace” fought to end war