Artemas Fish Door Project – Own a ca 1760 Antique Door

Artemas Fish Door Project The Portsmouth Historical Society is offering for sale six hand-hewn four-paneled doors from the Artemas Fish House on Glen Road in Portsmouth. The doors are believed to be original to the circa 1760 home built by revolutionary war soldier Artemas Fish, who sold it to Dr Peter Thacher Wales, the first

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Coastweeks Hurricane of 38 Event at Island Park Friday Sept 21

Friday, September 21, 9:30 a.m – 11:30 a.m. Island Park, Portsmouth Pam Rubinoff and Janet Freedman talk about coastal resilience at a 2017 Coastweeks event. Join Janet Freedman, CRMC coastal geologist, and Pam Rubinoff, coastal resilience extension specialist for CRC and Rhode Island Sea Grant, for a walking tour of the Island Park, Portsmouth, shoreline,

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Portsmouth Historical Society to Host Annual Harvest Social Sept 20

Portsmouth Historical Society to Host Annual Harvest Social The Portsmouth Historical Society will host their annual Harvest Social at Greenvale Vineyards from 5:30 -7:30 on Thursday, 20 September. Town Historian and Society President, Jim Garman, Greenvale owners Bill and Nancy Wilson, and members of the Portsmouth Historical Society Board of Directors will be on hand

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Society and Community Theater Honored with RI Theater Awards

Rhode Island Theater Awards for 2018 were awarded to the Portsmouth Historical Society and the Portsmouth Community Theater for their recent original production of “Murder at the Coal Mine. Awards were presented to the Portsmouth Community Theater and the Portsmouth Historical for the The Most Exciting Collaboration  and to Gloria Schmidt for the Best New

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PHS Welcomes “Barton’s Raiders” to Aquidneck Island July 9th

PORTSMOUTH WELCOMES BARTON’S RAIDERS AT WEAVER COVE ON JULY 9. East Bay Sea Kayakers to Trace Barton’s 1777 Route On Monday, 9 July, an experienced group of East Bay Sea Kayakers Commemorated Col William Barton’s daring nighttime raid to capture General Richard Prescott, Commander of British occupying forces on Aquidneck Island, in 1777. This group

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