The incredible story of Steven Callahan of Ellsworth, Maine, the only man in history to have survived more than a month alone and adrift in an inflatable life raft.
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Dear Yankee | July/August 2020
Readers respond to their favorite Yankee magazine articles.
Back in 1995, to mark the 50th anniversary of the end of World War II, Yankee asked its readers to send in their memories of V-E Day and V-J Day, which for many were both joyous and bittersweet occasions. This year, on the 75th anniversary, we went into the archives to share again these New England voices […]
The Gifts We Need | Inside Yankee
I am writing this letter on the cusp of May. What the world and, in particular, New England will be like when you hold this issue remains a mystery. Will we be walking through the streets of Boston or Providence or Burlington? Will cars be streaming to Cape Cod? Will friends be over for a backyard barbecue? Will we lose ourselves in America’s pastime for a few hours at Fenway Park? Or will we still be doing the hard and essential work of staying home, helping to give everyone the best chance at emerging safely through these rough times?
Of the thousands of stories Yankee has published over the years, the most compelling are the ones about people on a quest complicated by impossible obstacles.
Here’s a chance to own a Stockbridge, Massachusetts, property that guest-stars in a famous Norman Rockwell painting.
A giant freshwater gem that links two U.S. states and Canada, Lake Champlain is also a top New England summer travel destination.
Only have a day or two? From restaurant crawls to ocean cruises, here are five of the very best things to do in Portland, Maine.
How to Make Rhubarb Sauce
Learn how to make rhubarb sauce with this a sweet and simple recipe from the Yankee archives.
Described by some as the “New Hampshire Grand Canyon,” Sculptured Rocks Natural Area in Groton, NH, attracts nature-lovers from all over New England. Here’s why you should plan a visit when it’s safe to travel again.
Joseph Zarzynski is convinced that “Champ,” the legendary Vermont Lake Champlain monster, is real. A Yankee Classic from June 1986.
From the wild Maine woods and the dunes of Nantucket to the majestic White Mountains, these 10 colorful Instagram accounts are great places to find New England travel inspiration.