Why People Love New England
The dream of small towns, stone walls, covered bridges, country stores, and town greens are just some of the reasons why people love New England. What's yours?
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Spring Chowder with Peas, Potatoes, and Clams
This bright spring clam chowder from chef Cortney Burns gains its creaminess from a garlicky French-style aioli. That, along with the use of fresh clams, makes it a new take on a New England classic.
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Know the Value of Your Attic Treasures!
Among family photos and personal memories, our attics often hold heirlooms and valuables. Discover the value of your jewelry, antiques, and art, or learn more about selling at auction, with Skinner’s appraisal and auction services.
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Beacon Hill, Boston | Exploring Boston’s Most Famous Historic Neighborhood
With its brick, ivy, cobblestones, and historic style, the neighborhood of Beacon Hill, Boston is a favorite spot to stroll for both tourists and residents.
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Because fresh tastes better!
A collection of more than 120 classic mouthwatering recipes from our sister publication, The Old Farmer’s Almanac.
Toll House Cookies | The Original Chocolate Chip Cookie
Learn how New England innkeeper Ruth Wakefield invented the most popular cookie in America (Toll House Cookies) by adding Nestle chocolate bits to her cookies.
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Massachusetts Quaker Meetinghouses | Featured Photographer Jean Schnell
A collection of images by featured photographer Jean Schnell celebrating the beauty of Quaker meetinghouses.
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A Visit to Peaks Island, Maine
Just a short ferry ride from Portland, Maine, the picture-perfect Peaks Island offers the perfect New England summer escape.
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