Since 1982, the Portsmouth Marine Society has produced 30 volumes, each one illustrated, clothbound, and complete with index, references, and bibliography. The titles are researched and written by New England historians, many of whom are New Hampshire or Maine natives. Our writers are acknowledged leaders in their fields, and closely connected to their chosen subject matter.

1. John Haley Bellamy: Carver of Eagles (Cloth Out of Print; Paperback Reprint)
2. The Prescott Story (Out of Print)
3. The Piscataqua Gundalow: Workhorse for a Tidal Basin Empire (Cloth Out of Print; Paperback Reprint)
4. The Checkered Career of Tobias Lear (Out of Print)
5. Clippers of the Port of Portsmouth
6. Portsmouth-Built (Cloth Out of Print; Paperback Reprint)
7. Atlantic Heights (Out of Print)
8. There are No Victors Here: A Local Perspective on the Treaty of Portsmouth (Cloth Out of Print; Paperback Reprint)
9. The Diary of the Portsmouth, Kittery, and York Electric Railroad (Out of Print)
10. Port of Portsmouth Ships
11. Port of Dover
12. Wealth and Honour
13. The Sarah Mildred Long Bridge
14. The Isles of Shoals, A Visual History (Out of Print)
15. Tall Ships of the Piscataqua, 1830-1877
16. George Washington in New Hampshire
17. Montgomery and the Portsmouth
18. Tugboats on the Piscataqua (Out of Print)
19. Rambles About Portsmouth
20. John Paul Jones and the Ranger (Cloth Out of Print; Paperback Reprint)
21. Constructing Munitions of War New
22. In Female Worth and Elegance (Out of Print)
23. Gosport Remembered (Cloth Out of Print; Paperback Reprint)
24. Heavy Weather and Hard Luck: Portsmouth Goes Whaling
25. USS Albacore: Forerunner of the Future (Cloth Out of Print; Paperback reprint)
26. "Do Your Job!": An Illustrated Bicentennial History of the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard, 1800-2000
27. Jenny Lind and the Clipper Nightingale Figurehead
28. Portsmouth's Heyday in Shipbuilding
29. Just Rye Harbor: An Appreciation & History
30. Friendly Edifices: Piscataqua Lighthouses and Other Aids to Navigation 1771-1939

Portsmouth Marine Society books are edited and produced by Peter Randall Publisher, a New Hampshire publisher specializing since 1970 in historical publications.