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
The History of Portsmouth Naval Shipyard in a Bottle
From sails to atoms is Portsmouth Shipyard motto
Breaking Barriers, Serving America
From the Doris Moore Collection, a NH black pioneer
Reviving the 1774 Portsmouth Powder Alarm Again
Every decade or two, it's time to raid the fort and remember what it meant
Nazi U-Boats Surrender at Portsmouth
Day to day coverage from WHEB's Charlie Gray in 1945
The Short Life of Old Portsmouth Armory
Coastal defenses historian Peter Payette details the life of Portsmouth armory (1916-2005)
Repairing Sir Peter Warren
Who was that man in the giant portrait at the Portsmouth Athenaeum?
Unloved President Franklin Pierce Had Seacoast Connections
NH's only US president was a complex character in a complex time
Captain Hull of Old Ironsides Jumpstarts Portsmouth Shipyard
From battle to a desk job, Isaac Hull changed the War of 1812