Remembering New Hampshire activists Mitchell and Brown
At Pine Hill Cemetery in Dover, people can learn about Nellie Brown Mitchell and Edward Everett Brown.
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At Pine Hill Cemetery in Dover, people can learn about Nellie Brown Mitchell and Edward Everett Brown.
The lives and contributions of Nellie Brown Mitchell and Edward Everett Brown will be honored.
Born in 1845, she was a remarkable woman from a remarkable family — and her story is one that should be honored, celebrated, and sung from the rooftops.
Events upcoming this weekend around the Seacoast.
Updated: 10:03 AM EDT Jul 5, 2021 Tonight, we bring you the story of Nellie Brown Mitchell, an African American soprano who wowed audiences in the 19th century. She was a remarkable woman from a remarkable family and her story is one that should be honored, celebrated, and sung from the rooftops as it was this Juneteenth in Portsmouth. Plus, "Won't You Be My Neighbor" is a documentary on the life and impact of iconic children's TV host Fred Rogers. Karen Meyers got to sit down with an NH director who worked on "Mister Rogers' Neighborhood" for a decade and says he was really as nic...