In Chatham, Massachusetts, a delicious meal can be found in an unexpected place – Hangar B.
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Maine Foliage Drive Distance: about 40 miles round trip Sometimes those long lines at Red’s Eats, that colorful little roadside seafood shack in downtown Wiscasset, can stretch almost to the Sheepscot River bridge. That’s why the Midcoast town of Wiscasset is the perfect place to detour off the busy road and onto what your dad […]
Dear Yankee | August 2016
Our favorite letters, Facebook posts, Instagram comments, and tweets from readers like you.
Love Maine wild blueberries? Add these 4 Maine wild blueberry festivals to your list of things to do this summer for the full wild blueberry experience.
10 Perfect Fall Weekends in New England
Discover the foliage—and so much more—at these prime New England autumn destinations.
This Issue | August 2016
Deputy Editor Ian Aldrich talks about the varied and exciting stories in this issue of Yankee.
Lobster shacks — iconic symbols along the coast of New England — are a beacon to those who crave lobster fresh from the the Atlantic Ocean.
Matt Brown | Open Studio
A self-taught printmaker, Matt Brown discovered moku hanga at an exhibit of Japanese prints at the Hood Museum of Art and has been making prints since 1993.
How one Maine couple turned a 1984 house into the antique home of their dreams. The light feels old … What’s surprising, though, is the warmth of color saturating the walls and furniture: dark mustard thick enough to sink your teeth into; rosy wooden chairs, like faded flowers; a dough box the color of silvery […]
The New Hampshire seacoast encompasses only 13 miles. A day’s walk, however, proves that it’s long on character and characters.
Summer on Sebago Lake
Head a half-hour or so northwest of Portland, Maine, a city defined by the sea, and you’ll come to Sebago Lake. Around its 45 square miles you won’t find wilderness, unless a storm rolls in, dark as night, and that’s wild enough when it catches you. But like thousands of lakes in New England, Sebago […]
A collection of New England lighthouse photographs taken by photographer and frequent contributor Kindra Clineff.