Each residential renovation builds toward the next for these creative Rhode Island rehabbers, from a c. 1800 schoolhouse to the white-shingled water tower on the grounds of the Samuel Church Estate.
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Remembering Rhode Island’s Ellison “Tarzan” Brown, the only Native American to win the Boston Marathon twice.
New England
Dear Yankee | March/April 2019
Readers respond to their favorite Yankee magazine articles.
As the Boston-Portland rivalry comes to a full boil, Yankee food editor Amy Traverso surveys the scene, talks with top chefs, and checks off her culinary scorecard to discover the dining capital of New England.
Rhode Island
Scenes from Spring in Bristol, Rhode Island
Wind and water fuel the narrative of Bristol, Rhode Island. There’s a reason so many winning America’s Cup yachts were built here. “Narragansett Bay is the ‘it’ place for wind,” says Joanne Murrman, a docent at Linden Place, the graceful Federal mansion in the heart of downtown. And even when you’re not on it, the […]
New England
The Up-and-Comers | Food Town Showdown
Could Boston vs. Portland one day become Burlington vs. Providence? We asked Providence Journal food editor Gail Ciampa and Vermont food writer Hannah Palmer Egan to map out the hot spots in their respective cities.
When temperatures drop, the cold-weather animals come out to play at Providence’s Roger Williams Park Zoo.
Living
The New Makers
Their skills are as old as New England itself; their materials, timeless. But there’s a modern gleam that runs through the work of these 10 artisans.
Schussing and noshing in Stowe, Vermont, the ski capital of the East.
Lay claim to a Newport mansion of your own on a grand avenue that tycoons once called home.
From thrilling ski contests to tasty food festivals, we’ve rounded up regional events that are worth the drive.
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Guided Winter Adventures in New England
From snowshoeing rolling trails to riding horseback through the woods, let a professional guide show you the best of a New England winter.