Launching the First USS New Hampshire in 1864
It had lain in mothballs for 50 years before the Civil War created a supply crisis
Historian Survives the Battle of San Diego Bay
Privateer Lynx and the Californian lock horns in mock combat
James Reed at Bunker Hill
Though ill, he attended battle after battle
Enoch Poor: Exeter Shipbuilder & Patriot Soldier
Bunker Hill, Stillwater, Saratoga, Valley Forge, Monmouth & beyond
Daguerreotype Reveals Face of Revolutionary War Soldier
Meet George Fishley, a Portsmouth veteran of Valley Forge, who lived into the photographic era
Irvin Cobb Catches Fire in Portsmouth
His coverage of the 1905 Treaty of Portsmouth kicked off a smoking career
NH Played a Key Role at Bunker Hill
From the battle to the monument, Granite Staters were there
John Stark: Washington’s NH General
Our most storied Revolutionary War hero and wife, Molly, were parents of five boys and five girls.
America’s Caldron of Discontent Still Boiling after 250 Years
History offers a chance to measure the present against the past
Hitler Spotted at Seacoast Hotel in 1946
Political correctness was not an issue at this post-WWII employee masquerade party
John Robinson: The Last Sound Ranger
“We weren’t there to battle anyone. We were there to run an experiment.”
Nazi Sub Souvenir Surfaces on eBay
Astute readers will note that this true story found its way into the novel POINT OF GRAVES