To enjoy these prime New England resorts in summer or fall, it’s best to book your stay early. As in, right now.
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Rhode Island
A Perfect Weekend in Newport, Rhode Island
Newport, Rhode Island, New England’s famous Victorian summer playground turns the heat up in winter, too.
New England
This Issue | Rays of Hope
As I write this, a snowstorm has enveloped Yankee’s Dublin, New Hampshire, offices, while a deep freeze that began the week before (or the decade before, seems like) is poised to continue with a spate of the year’s coldest temperatures so far. Yep, winter has set in—and it doesn’t feel as though it’s ever going […]
On the edge of the quiet side of Acadia National Park sits Winter Harbor — a fishing village with perhaps the best ocean-view housing deals in New England.
Rhode Island
Wickford, Rhode Island | Could You Live Here?
Water is at the heart of Wickford, Rhode Island, where you’ll shop to the tune of gulls, take your morning coffee within sight of swans, and find the harbor a constant companion.
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Suited to a T | Timeless New England
Though the novelty of “horseless carriages” had largely worn off by 1914, the sight of Virgil White motoring through Newport, New Hampshire, that February caught the attention of the media. Under a published photo of White’s unusual conveyance, parked on a snowy roadway and filled with bundled-up passengers, was this wry description: “It appears to […]
New England
The Best Comfort Foods in New England
Rib-sticking classics meet global flavors in our cozy-dining picks for the best comfort foods in New England.
What if you took the warmest, most inviting features from the coziest New England inns and put them under a single roof?
From ice castles and ice harvests to boat shows and film festivals, these New England winter events are well worth the drive.
From meet-cutes to long-lasting marriages, discover these sites that feature romantic history in New England.
Empty promises left residents in this part of Vermont with what they’ve always relied on: themselves.
What if you took the warmest, most inviting features from great New England lodgings and put them under a single roof?