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Portsmouth Magazine History: the latest stories, openings and ideas from across Portsmouth Magazine. Read the most recent history reporting, opinion and analysis from Portsmouth Magazine — updated daily.

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A family consisting of two adults and two young girls are looking at an exhibition at a museum.

The D-Day Story Announces Summer Activities for Families

Albert Nelson27 July 2026

A gray stone memorial with engraved names and text sits on a paved area, flanked by green trees and foliage under a bright sky.

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New Stone Bench Installed In Victoria Park To Honour Portsmouth's Spanish Civil War Veterans

Zoe20 July 2026

An intricate, dark, ink-drawn illustration details a busy railway extension at Portsmouth Harbour, featuring numerous ships of various sizes, docks, a train, and people engaged in daily activities.

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From Po'm. P. to Pompey: How a Harbour Logbook Abbreviation Became Portsmouth's Beloved Nickname

Barrington Kirkham10 June 2026

A modern white tower with a pointed top stands tall against a blue sky, overlooking a body of water with buildings and boats in the background.

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Portsmouth's Waterfront: Where Naval Heritage Meets Modern Regeneration

Barrington Kirkham3 June 2026

A field of tall, wild grass blades with feathery seed heads in warm golden and brown tones, set against a softly blurred dark green background.

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The Battle of Southsea: When Victorians Rioted Over Beach Access

Barrington Kirkham3 June 2026

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