A legendary family created two magnificent spaces in Shelburne, Vermont, that locals consider the best backyards in the country.
new england
Robert Frost’s final resting place lies in Bennington, Vermont, a small town that loves artists.
Massachusetts
Greenfield, Massachusetts | Could You Live Here?
At the start of the Mohawk Trail sits Greenfield, Massachusetts, a scrappy combination of old-time New England and forward thinking, the first designated “green community” in the state.
Connecticut
Essex, Connecticut | Could You Live Here?
With a bucolic setting on the Connecticut River and steeped in history and tradition, Essex, Connecticut, was once named the best small town in America.
New Hampshire
A Day at Bretton Woods Mountain Resort
Family fun and gorgeous alpine skiing await at Bretton Woods in the New Hampshire White Mountains.
Yankee is fortunate to have the work of so many talented photographers in its pages. Here’s a look back at 20 of our favorite photos from 2017.
Travel And Lifestyle Public Television Series From WGBH And Yankee Magazine Airs Nationwide BOSTON, MA (January 29, 2018) – This April, the popular travel and lifestyle national public television series Weekends with Yankee returns for a second season to explore more of the hidden gems, spectacular landscapes, fun adventures and delectable tastes of New England. […]
New Hampshire
Puddle Dock Pond | Ice Skating at Strawbery Banke
The popular Labrie Family Skate at Puddle Duck Pond gives visitors to Portsmouth, NH, a fun reason to visit Strawbery Banke Museum in winter.
New Hampshire
Winter in Hanover, New Hampshire | Photos
A collection of images from photographer Michael Seamans highlighting the college town of Hanover, NH, in winter.
Massachusetts
Opening Day at the Brimfield Antiques Show
Scenes from opening day at the Brimfield Antiques Show in Massachusetts — arguably the best antiques show in New England!
Ordinary day-to-day weather conversations consist of nothing but a series of bland clichés. But there are exceptions.
The Canadian province of Quebec is close enough to be accessible, foreign enough to be new, and frigid enough to be a true mecca of winter entertainment.