Seacoast Presidential Links
- As I Please (essays)
- Waiting for Bill (Til the Last Dog Dies)
- Of Heroes, Presidents, & Bottle Caps
- 40 Years on the Campaign Trail
- Clinton, Sex and Local Weather
- The Day Lincoln Died for Me
- George Washington
- Visits Portsmouth in 1789
- Washington & Lear Theme Site
- Our Tour of Mount Vernon
- Prince Whipple at Valley Forge
- James Monroe
- Visits Struggling NH in 1817
- James Polk
- Collides with Portsmouth's Bad Boy in 1847
- Franklin Pierce
- Link Free or Die
- Favorite Son Visits Portsmouth in 1856
- Abraham Lincoln
- Lincoln Hotlinks Page
- The Day Lincoln Died, for Me (essay)
- Lincoln Assassination Archive
- Our Photo Tour of Ford's Theater
- John Wilkes Booth Dying Words
- Lincoln Tied to Local People
- Lincoln Saddle at Woodman Institute
- Ulysses S Grant
- Whistle-stop Visit in 1871
- Bill Clinton
- Waiting for Bill (Til the Last Dog Dies)
- Bill Says Good-bye to Dover
- Clinton, Sex and the Ice Storm
LOCAL NOTABLES
George Meserve
The Taxing Life of George Meserve
Old State House
Old State House Through Time
Building in the Center of the Road
NH's Original State House Pictures
Charles Brewster
No one wrote more about Portsmouth politicians than Charles Brewster.
Check here for the stories of the formation of Portsmouth from 1623 and
the evolution of local government.
Framers of Freedom
This site has all the Revolutionary War notables when business and
politics were inseparable. How times haven't changed!
Frank Jones, Portsmouth mayor & tycoon
Mr. Jones Buys the Wentworth Hotel
Frank Jones Brewery Song
General Moulton of Hampton
Devilish Fall of Gen Moulton
Jonathan Moulton Mansion
New Wife & the Old
John Langdon, First Governor of NH
Short sketch of Langdon
Ona's Thirst for Freedom
Langdon Mansion, historic site
Slaves at the Langdon House
Raid on Fort William and Mary
John Sullivan, Second Governor of NH
Life of John Sullivan
Defending John Paul Jones
Tobias Lear, Secretary to Washington
Daniel Webster, orator & lawyer
His Early Years in Portsmouth
John Parker Hale, NH Senator
Hale House Museum in Dover
Hale, Whittier and Abolition Poetry
Hail Hale!
John Wilkes Booth's NEW Dying Words
Ichabod Goodwin, NH Governor
Making the Goodwin Monument Sing
Slide Show of Civil War Monument
Eileen Foley, Portsmouth mayor
Big Bridge and a Little Girl
SEACOAST TOWN WEB SITES
Go right to the source
Not all are towns yet have official web sites.
Here are the ones we know so far.
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