The first five U.S. presidents, the founding fathers, were all veteran travelers in New England. And in their travels, they left behind...
On Dec. 13, 1774, Paul Revere rode to Portsmouth, N.H., to warn the redcoats were coming. It was a much less famous...
There was nothing like a shipment of white pine Maine timbers from the New England colonies to cheer up a British Royal...
When Celia Thaxter realized her marriage wasn’t working, she moved back home – to a small archipelago off the coasts of Maine...
Prominent Rhode Island politician Martin Howard might have thought twice about publicly supporting the Stamp Act of 1765. It was the British government’s...
Dr. Alexander Hamilton had some fun at the expense of a nosy New Englander named Jerry Jacobs who accompanied him on his trip...