Massachusetts

Interview with Stacy Schiff, Author of The Witches

Stacy Schiff is a Pulitzer Prize-winning biographer whose latest book, The Witches, examines the many mysteries and misconceptions about the Salem Witch Trials. I caught up with Stacy at The Music Hall in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, to learn a bit more about the challenges and surprises she encountered during the four-and-a-half-year process of compiling and […]

Living

Fictional New England Towns

There’s nothing quite like curling up with a good book – especially if it’s set in New England. But, did you know that you could be curling up right next to, or even on top of, a town that only exists in the pages of fiction? That’s not just for books, either. New England’s fictional […]

New England

Final New England Foliage Report For 2015

A mere two months ago, we watched a beautiful sunset on an unseasonably warm Labor Day evening, marking the unofficial end of summer in New England.  As the crickets and katydids loudly greeted the nightfall, we anticipated the shorter days and cooler nights that would kickstart the colors in one of the greatest displays of […]

Magazine

The Protector of Covered Bridges | New England’s Gifts

In the spring of 1954, Milton Graton landed a job that would change his life and the fate of covered bridges around the country, New England especially. A structure mover out of Ashland, New Hampshire, the 46-year-old Graton was a large-scale hauler, moving buildings mainly.     Which is how he ended up in Rumney, […]

New England

Fall in New England | Photographs

Yankee Magazine‘s editors and contributors roam all over the region to snap photos for our Instagram feed.  From historic architecture to stunning vistas, here we present a sampling of their most iconic photos depicting fall in New England.  

Magazine

Environmental Visionaries | New England’s Gifts

If the earth could speak, it might offer words of gratitude to New England for inspiring the most persuasive environmental voices the nation has ever known.  Perhaps, as some fear, the tipping point of the earth’s warming has already been reached—but that hasn’t silenced the indefatigable Bill McKibben, ardent environmentalist and lucid writer, who from […]

Living

Halloween Decorations | Photographs

As surely as autumn leaves turn red, lights outside New England homes turn orange and ghostly characters take up residence in yards. From funny to frightening, these photos were submitted by folks who really get into the spirit of Halloween.

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