A 1941 Keene, New Hampshire newspaper provides a glimpse into the early days of WWII. Life in America would never be the same.
History
trees
Author Ellen Stimson calls Vermont the “single most Christmasy place in the nation.” See how she warms her farmhouse with sweet family traditions.
Living
Turkey Trot | Mary’s Farm
Keeping watch on a wild native bird.
New Hampshire
Wright Museum of World War II | Local Treasure
On the 75th anniversary of Pearl Harbor, the Wright Museum connects generations of veterans and their families.
This week the peak fall color was spectacular. It has been a perfect reminder of everything good about living in New England during autumn.
The autumn colors that arrived in advance of the big Columbus Day weekend across northern New England were widespread, vivid and bright.
New England
Peak Foliage Awaits Visitors For the Holiday Weekend | Best Bets for Columbus Day Foliage
Peak is spreading fast across New England, just in time for the holiday weekend! See our best bets for Columbus Day foliage this year.
Now that cold temperatures have arrived, conditions are racing towards peak in the areas that typically turn earliest. Learn more in our latest 2016 foliage report!
Travel
Cider Mills | Best 5
Whether you prefer the innocent version or cider that packs a kick, New England’s best cider mills offer a behind-the-scenes look at how apples become drinkable.
East meets West in printmaker Matt Brown’s New Hampshire studio.
Erin Flett, a Maine-based textile designer, creates her gorgeous prints with a view—literally—to New England’s great outdoors.
At Farmhouse Pottery in Woodstock, Vermont, Zoe and James Zilian offer an eye-catching collection of agrarian-inspired goods, including handmade bowls, pitchers, tumblers, and crocks.