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Haunted Portsmouth: SEACOAST BOOKS Strange visions at the Portsmouth Music Hall, wanton women of the night, unsolved murders, weird happenings, spooky cemeteries. It’s all here in this new volume from the History Press. Author Roxie Zwicker is the proprietor of New...; http://www.seacoastnh.com/haunted-portsmouth/
In Defense of Pro Cycling: SEACOAST CYCLING What a mess. The 2007 Tour de France is over and there are bodies everywhere. But don’t be too quick to rush to the guillotine. The Great Balkini suggests that sports fans ready to throw stones, should also live in transparent houses.; http://www.seacoastnh.com/in-defense-of-pro-cycling/
The House by the Side of the Road: NH POETRY Considered among the Top 100 most popular poems in America, this quotable classic remains popular today. Following also is a photo of the house in New Hampshire that , some say, inspired the poem.; http://www.seacoastnh.com/the-house-by-the-side-of-the-road/
June 2007 Reader Mail: ASK, RANT OR PRAISE, BUT NEVER IGNORE This is the heart of our web site, the place where readers reign. So many of the best ideas come from you. But don't forget that we need you to subscribe to our email NEWSLETTER . ANd more, we need you to tell your...; http://www.seacoastnh.com/june-2007-reader-mail/
Two Men Who Tore Down Portsmouth: HOW HISTORY HAPPENS One was a New Hampshire governor. The other ran a house of ill repute. Together they pushed the pendulum too far one way. People got angry. The pendulum swung back – and the Portsmouth preservation movement was born. But two...; http://www.seacoastnh.com/two-men-who-tore-down-portsmouth/
Topless Bars and Bottomless Drinks: EDITOR AT LARGE The editor vaguely recalls the low life in Portsmouth back before designer beer, health codes and homeland security. In its final transition from hardknuckle seaport to family destination, the downtown scene was cheaper and cheesier, if...; http://www.seacoastnh.com/topless-bars-and-bottomless-drinks/
Mocking Maud Muller: SEACOAST POETRY In the poem "Maud Muller", a beautiful maiden meets a handsome judge riding along the road from South Berwick to York, Maine. Both are smitten, but neither acts. They are from two different social classes. Among the best known poems of...; http://www.seacoastnh.com/mocking-maud-muller/
March 2007 Contest: WIN! WIN! WIN! March 2007 Contest My Blankie & Me Answer a Seacoast history question and you might win a prize from (Be sure to read the rules first) Grand Prize MY BLANKIE AND ME 100% Cotton Toddler Blanket (31" x 45") My Blankie and Me...; http://www.seacoastnh.com/march-2007-contest/
Mary Ann Esposito Talks: TASTE OF THE SEACOAST You know her for the Italian cookbooks and the TV cooking shows. But did you know that this bestselling author got her start writing for a free Portsmouth weekly newspaper? Mary Ann Esposito offers a candid look at her busy life...; http://www.seacoastnh.com/mary-ann-esposito-talks/
January 2007 Notes: NOTES FROM AMERICA'S SMALLEST SEACOAST (SM) SeacoastNH.com Update January / February 2007 ROBINSON LECTURE (with FOOD) JAN 24 / LAST CHANCE (See blue box on left for details, invitation and menu) There are still a few tickets left to here...; http://www.seacoastnh.com/january-2007-notes/
Seacoast Letters October 2006: A complete archive of email from October 2006; http://www.seacoastnh.com/seacoast-letters-october-2006/
Portsmouth Shopping Circa 1904: Strawbery Banke Presents HISTORIC PORTSMOUTH #111 Portsmouth was recently designated among the best shopping sites in New England. Here in 1904 two women window shop on Congress St. for bonnets next to a display of fresh bananas at Joseph Dondero’s...; http://www.seacoastnh.com/portsmouth-shopping-circa-1904/
August 2006 Newsletter: NOTES FROM AMERICA'S SMALLEST SEACOAST (SM) SeacoastNH.com Update August/ September 2006 LITERARY LIONS LAST TWO MONTHS Brought to you by SeacoastNH.com and the NH Gazette. History Feature TRACKING PIRATE TREASURE WITH THE HISTORY CHANNEL The only...; http://www.seacoastnh.com/august-2006-newsletter/
July 2006: NOTES FROM AMERICA'S SMALLEST SEACOAST (SM) SeacoastNH.com Update July / August 2006 LITERARY LIONS ALL THIS SUMMER Brought to you by SeacoastNH.com and the NH Gazette. History Feature THE DEVIL WITH JONATHAN MOULTON Be careful whom you step on as you...; http://www.seacoastnh.com/july-2006/
Old Spring Hill Market: Strawbery Banke Presents HISTORIC PORTSMOUTH #104 Before the Revolution women from Kittery and Eliot rowed canoes to hawk their vegetables with the fishermen on Market Street in Portsmouth. By the 1840s the city was formally renting indoor space to...; http://www.seacoastnh.com/old-spring-hill-market/
June 2006: NOTES FROM AMERICA'S SMALLEST SEACOAST (SM) SeacoastNH.com Update June / July 2006 KEN’S BEST WEATHER The way Mother Nature is acting lately you should always check Father Ken’s forecast before coming to the Seacoast. History Feature SEACOAST SETTLED...; http://www.seacoastnh.com/june-2006/
May 2006 Contest: WIN! WIN! WIN! MAY 2006 from StoLat Organics Answer a Seacoast history question and you might win a prize from (Be sure to read the rules first) New Product Exclusive HEALTH & BEAUTY GIFT BASKET ($55 value) From StoLat Organics Look what we have for...; http://www.seacoastnh.com/may-2006-contest/
Sarah Parker Rice Goodwin: SEACOAST BOOKS A new book looks deeply into the life of the wife of New Hampshire’s Civil War governor. It is written, in a sense, by Sarah Goodwin herself because it includes much of her 19 th century journals. Also the author has portrayed Mrs....; http://www.seacoastnh.com/sarah-parker-rice-goodwin/
The Day Lincoln Died for Me: Abraham Lincoln has a number of ties to Seacoast, NH. But Lincoln has ties to everywhere. Sometimes you just have to go to where history happened. No historic site in America, none is more powerful than the bedroom in the Peterson House in Washington...; http://www.seacoastnh.com/the-day-lincoln-died-for-me/
Seacoast Letters April 2006: A complete archive of mail from March 2006; http://www.seacoastnh.com/seacoast-letters-april-2006/

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