In a former mill building along Vermont’s Winooski River, Britt and Matt Witt create elegantly simple bags.
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Rediscovering the amazingly tough New England boiled mitten.
E.B. White wrote some of the most enduring words in American literature from his farm in Brooklin, Maine. Now, the house, barn, and 44 acres could be yours.
When Pam Kueber bought her 1951 ranch in Lenox, Massachusetts, she became one of the country’s leading advocates for aquamarine kitchens, Formica, and crazy midcentury appliances.
From Instagram etiquette to shopping local, here’s how to do your part to help preserve and protect the New England landscape this fall.
New England’s foremost furniture craftsman hangs his hat in the house that he and his wife built on Maine’s Dingley Island.
The pizza business is a family business at Frank Pepe Pizzeria Napoletana.
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Reading Emily
Every fall, people come from hundreds— even thousands—of miles away to read aloud all of Emily Dickinson’s 1,789 poems in one day. From dawn until dark, the author joins this singular band of poetry fans to find out why.
At this classic 1750s farmstead in New Salem, Massachusetts, each passing era has left its own mark—or mystery.
From tea sets to martini glasses, New Hampshire’s Jon Gibson transforms pewter into instant heirlooms.
When a chef came up with a creative plan for a farm’s head boar, there was only one veterinarian willing to step up to the job.
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Dear Yankee | August 2018
“Your article about the Farm Coast was spot-on. I am originally from Boston and now live in Arizona, and I try to come back every year to rent a place in Tiverton or Little Compton. I rented the schoolhouse that you featured for three years in a row. The place is adorable and centrally located, […]