Peace and Thanksgiving, then Flames in 1963
A building best remembered for its role in the 1905 Treaty of Portsmouth
Who Were Our Heroes in 1947?
JCPenney tells kids which Americans to admire
When Your Dad Turns 100
John B. Robinson goes boldly into his second century
“Bond Bombshell” Dorothy Lamour Visits in 1942
Raising big bucks for the war effort
When 4,000 Yankees Attacked Canada
New England won under William Pepperrell, but many men died
A Moving Memorial to Ensign Charles Hovey
The stripped-down memorial moved from the city center to a waterfront park
Forgetting the Atlantic Corporation
The company died, but the cozy brick neighborhood it spawned lives on.
Portland Burned, Portsmouth Spared in 1775
Captain Mowat torched 400 buildings and left 1,000 homeless