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
An Idyllic Chapel Among the Pines
Pastoral scenery, spiritualism, and classic architecture in one woodsy spot
Chatting with the Dead
Spiritualism and séances attracted millions in the 1800s
Reverend Samuel Haven Fathered 17
The park on Pleasant Street was the site of his mansion
The Last Seacoast Days of Rev. Whitefield
The debate is building. Was Rev. George Whitefield (1714-1770) our “forgotten founding father” who paved the way for a democratic United States? Was he America’s first celebrity and the greatest Christian evangelist since the biblical Apostle Paul? Or was he a kindly workaholic and …
Martin Luther Meets Louis de Rochemont in 1953
Two men struggling to make an impact on the world
NH Woman Meets Mormon Founder Joseph Smith
Portsmouth's Charlotte Haven describes with Mormon founder in letters home to POrtsmouth
First Religious Newspaper was Born in NH in 1808
Elias Smith and his Herald of Gospel Liberty
Rev. Andrew Peabody Protested 1847 War
The bells of one Portsmouth church did not ring out
Peace and Thanksgiving, then Flames in 1963
A building best remembered for its role in the 1905 Treaty of Portsmouth