By Tim Loftus I stand silently in this hemlock grove a few times each year. Collectively, every tree shares the same name: Tsuga canadensis, or Eastern hemlock, for those who only understand them to be just another commodity of lumber or pulp paper. But to me, each and every one of these trees is my […]
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Dear Yankee | September/October 2022
Readers respond to their favorite Yankee magazine articles.
When he was growing up in Gorham, New Hampshire, Tobey Reichert would wait impatiently after school for his dad to come home. James Reichert worked the maintenance crew of the Mount Washington Auto Road, a celebrated 7.6-mile drive that climbs to the top of the Northeast’s highest peak. Washouts, unexpected weather, and unprepared drivers were […]
Hex Appeal | Up Close
By now, almost everyone knows about the complicated historical connections between Salem, Massachusetts, and witchcraft. But in the town’s Lappin Park, at the western end of the Essex Street pedestrian mall, there stands a bronze reminder of the lesser-known role that a popular 1960s sitcom played in reshaping Salem as a tourist destination. The statue, […]
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Now turning 50, the famed road race in Falmouth, Massachusetts, might just be the best in America.
Having helped to win a war, MIT’s early work on radar still touches our daily lives.
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Who makes the best ice cream in New England? Find out in this ode to New England ice cream, including 36 winning shops in all six states.
Landscape designer Julie Moir Messervy works to help people make their surroundings sing.
For sound artist Dianne Ballon, Maine’s beauty can be heard as well as seen.
Could the decades-long saga of Rhode Island’s landmark skyscraper, The Superman Building, finally be coming to an end?
Vermont photographer Caleb Kenna takes a stunning bird’s-eye view of his home state.