Thomas Morton Abandoned at Isles of Shoals
The last thing the Pilgrims wanted in America was religious freedom
How Massachusetts Almost Ate New Hampshire
"New Hampshire was only a pimple," said the late Jere Daniells, but the Puritans wanted it badly.
Poem: The Vane of the Old North Church
If weathervanes could talk by Charles Brewster
Who Lies Under NH’s Tallest Tombstone?
REv Tuck Tucke was everything to the impoverished people of the Shoals, and enslaved to servants.
NH Jewish Community Deeply Rooted in Portsmouth
Portsmouth is home to New Hampshire’s oldest active synagogue.
Edward Warren Clark was a Magic Lantern Man
Almost forgotten travel lecturer projected the world on the wall
How Harvard Helped Portsmouth and Vice Versa
The Wentworths were Harvard boys and they were just the beginning
Subversive “Infidel” Nathan Parker Founded Unitarian Church in NH
Here's why South Church ended up a block behind North Church in downtown Portsmouth
The Agony and the Ecstasy of James Kennard Jr
"Yet we have never known a happier person," Rev. Peabody wrote
Extremely Rare Diary of a New Hampshire Girl
California woman recalls early days goring up in NH seacoast in the mid-1800s
Eccentric “Pilgrim Stranger” Preached to Congress
Seacoast's Harriet Livermore Was an early female Evangelist
Going Crazy in Portsmouth
Baha'i school founder Sarah Jane Farmer isolated in local clinic