New England born and nearly 150 years old, Underwood Deviled Ham is an all-American classic that’s wickedly good.
Yankee
Mark Twain said a lot of humorous and witty things, but not as many as he gets credit for. How many of these Mark Twain quotes did you know were false?
In 1892, the “oddly well preserved” exhumed body of Mercy Brown led many to believe she was a vampire responsible for the death of her family in Exeter, Rhode Island.
History
You Might Be a New Englander If…
Are you passionate about New England? Take a look at some of the traits and traditions that determine whether you might be a New Englander.
First made in New England in 1847, Necco Wafers are an American candy classic. Learn more about Necco’s history, including an update on candy’s recent comeback.
With our long history and beautiful landscape, New England is an ideal spot for storytelling. Here are 20 favorite books set in New England.
Will we ever know the full story of the Lake Winnipesaukee Mystery Stone? The unusual New Hampshire stone egg has baffled geological experts and historians for decades.
Massachusetts
Don’t-Miss Performances in Central Massachusetts
An all-star lineup of comedy, music, and family fun promises to keep things lively all the way into the new year.
From Lizzie Borden to the Smuttynose murders, New England is home to a number of unusual cold cases. Here are 5 well-known New England unsolved mysteries.
Magazine
Collision Course
To save endangered whales, New England’s iconic lobster industry is facing unpopular and possibly dangerous changes.
In Maine’s Aroostook County, everyone chips in during fall potato harvest.
Sometimes contentment comes from knowing how special the ordinary can be.