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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.

By Brenda Darroch|Nov 03 2015|

A white two-story house with black shutters, a red door, and a white picket fence, set against a backdrop of colorful autumn trees.

Amherst, New Hampshire

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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.

Natick, Massachusetts

Amherst, New Hampshire

Kennebunkport, Maine

Plymouth, Massachusetts — Plymouth, Massachusetts
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foliage-season-white-mountains — White Mountains
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Quechee, Vermont

Meetinghouse: Sandwich, NH — Sandwich, NH
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Stonington, Connecticut

South Deerfield, Massachusetts

Classic Architecture: Dublin, NH — Dublin, New Hampshire

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Woburn, Massachusetts

Stunning Foliage: Manchester, NH — Manchester, New Hampshire

Kennebunk, Maine

Stunning Foliage: Dublin, NH — Dublin, New Hampshire

Brenda Darroch

Brenda Darroch is a contributor to NewEngland.com. She lives in Kennebunk, Maine.

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Kathleen Parrish Peterson says:

October 4, 2017 at 9:15 am

Thank you so much for these lovely pictures of New England in autumn! It is truly a sight to be seen, and I’m glad you are no longer “colorizing” these beautiful pictures as they are wonderful “by themselves!” When we lived in CT, in the fall we would ride around the area near where we lived, or take day trips to places we had not seen, and we enjoyed every moment. We now live back in the Midwest (I am from Michigan) and the color there is equally beautiful in the fall if one knows the right places to wander.

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