During the first weekend in December, the island of Nantucket celebrates the holiday season with shopping, costumed carolers, and special events during the annual Nantucket Christmas Stroll.
Massachusetts
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Physician/photographer Eyal Oren focuses on his adopted hometown of Marblehead, Massachusetts.
Connecticut
Where to Stay in Greenwich, CT | Hotels & Inns
We round up some top Greenwich, CT, hotels, and share a few favorite things to do in this popular tourist town.
The L.C. Bates Museum, a “museum of a museum” in Hinckley, Maine, holds a world of wonder within its unassuming walls.
A visit to the historic Red Lion Inn in Stockbridge, MA during the winter Christmas season offers cozy Rockwell charm and classic New England good cheer.
Massachusetts
Harvesting Fall Pleasures in Sturbridge, Massachusetts
The town of Sturbridge, Massachusetts, is a perfect choice for families, couples, or groups of friends looking for a fall getaway.
New Hampshire
Where to Stay in Jackson, New Hampshire | Hotels & Inns
Intimate inns, cozy B&Bs and one grand hotel are just a few of the many lodging options at this popular White Mountains resort town. Get our picks for Jackson, New Hampshire, hotels.
New Hampshire
New Hampshire Poem
by Michael H. James Off in the meddows where lies a hay stack, Comes a rugged old man to his weathered shack. Wears a black sock on one foot, gray on the other, Bares a milk pail in one hand, stool in tother. “Well blow me down”, he mutters away, Me keow hain’t give but […]
If you’re looking to mix sightseeing and saltwater cruising, these Newport, RI, boat tours are worth checking out.
Massachusetts
Guide to Springfield, MA | Where to Stay, Eat & Play
Whether you’re a fan of culture, sports, or even a little Vegas glitz, you can find your ideal getaway in Springfield, MA.
New Hampshire
When Keene Was Very Young
by Sewell Ford SCENE *The interior of a log cabin. A door is open at back centre. At Right is seen a crude stone fireplace with log mantle, crane, bake oven, etc. In front of fireplace a spinning wheel and stool. Near that a rough table and half-log bench. At Left a four-post bed. A […]
New Hampshire
The Story of New Hampshire’s Capital
TIME ENOUGH FOR many changes to take place has elapsed since the ordination of young Timothy Walker in a blockhouse in the wilderness. There, in 1730, the Reverend John Barnard of Andover, Massachusetts, who had come on horseback over the rough trail to the Plantation of Penny-Cook which he firmly believed to be the former […]