THE 2015 FALL PHOTO CONTEST IS NOW CLOSED. The winning photo will be published in the September/October 2016 Yankee Magazine. View the five photos that made it to the finals! View winners from previous years
New England
Travel
I took this while hiking around Jordan Pond in July. Very tranquil and soothing.
I took this on the summit of Cadillac Mountain in July. I really love the fog and lichen.
This photograph was taken on a trip to the Wood Island lighthouse located in Biddeford Pool, Maine. Climbing to the top of the lighthouse was well worth the effort as the view was beautiful even though it was a foggy evening. The photo was taken looking down from the top of the lighthouse using a […]
Since Yankee’s start in 1935, our pages have explored how are roots and where we come from, define who we are. Now, for the first time we’ve assembled some of our favorite sense of place stories into a single collection for an exclusive, iPad-only iPad issue. It’s a varied mix, 23 stories in all. Some will […]
What you can experience here in the Ocean State, you can’t experience anywhere else in New England—nor in all the world. Here, at the International Tennis Hall of Fame & Museum in Newport, Rhode Island, you may venture where no weed dares to tread, and where legendary tennis greats have volleyed for well over a […]
New Hampshire
Yankee Magazine Cover | July 1983
“Fourth of July in Rockport,” a watercolor by George Shedd.
If you’re looking for a great place to enjoy a pint, check out our list of some of the best beer establishments in New England. You can find more great regional recommendations like this in our May/June 2011 “Best in New England” issue. BEST TAVERN The London Tavern, Temple, NH With a menu that includes […]
A fun collection of facts, figures, and trivia about Maine’s most famous lighthouse.
Massachusetts
Provincetown Pier
Tourist sheds line along Provincetown, MA pier.
Massachusetts
Red Bottom Boat
Old dinghy in early morning fog near Salt Pond in Eastham, MA.
The Shantyman’s song bellowed across the deck of the schooner, setting the pace of the work to be done on this Maine cruise. -Who paid out all this chain, boys, Heave your man spikes down. -We’ll haul her back again, boys, Heave your man spikes down. The anchor needed to be raised after our first […]