Yankee Magazine

Yankee is the iconic American magazine covering the finest that New England has to offer, from home, food and travel coverage to arts & culture, current events, and history. Drawing readers from across generations and around the country, Yankee is New England’s storyteller: exploring the future, present, and past of this fabled region, and sharing the lifestyle secrets that only the locals know. Through beautiful photos, artwork, and unforgettable stories, Yankee paints a portrait of New England that feels like home to all who live here, and inspires people everywhere to discover the New England they dream of.

Yankee Magazine

Built to Last

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Road Show • A decade before Yankee's launch in 1935, this tour company was already getting folks revved up about visiting New England.

Key Priority • How Yankee‘s founder built a world of words, one clicketyclack at a time.

Property Values • For seven-plus decades, Yankee's wide-roving “House for Sale” column offered readers the chance to dream about moving to the country.

Dream Weaving • Coastal beauty entwines with artisan technique at Maine's Swans Island Company.

Birthday Plates • As Yankee turns 90, we unearth recipes from the archives that have stood the taste-test of time.

Core Appeal • Fall mornings are sweeter when they begin with these apple recipes inspired by our TV show, Weekends with Yankee.

Brunswick, ME • In this bikeable college town, fall foliage only adds to the abundant local color.

IN & AROUND BRUNSWICK, ME

View Points • Yankee's longtime foliage expert makes the case for six less-expected leaf-peeping spots.

AUTUMN FROM THE TOP • Starting just shy of Canada and unspooling down the length of Vermont, Route 100 drops leaf peepers into the heart of fall foliage.

HERE in NEW ENGLAND • Few have explored the soul of this region quite like former Yankee editor Mel Allen, whose new collection of writing says as much about the author as it does about his subject.

Window on an Island Soul • For Jamie Wyeth, the ability to create art relies on being left alone. Yet at 79, he continues painting masterworks in the company of his family legacy, his muses and memories, and his dreams.

THE GARDEN THAT KEEPS GROWING • Michael and Kathy Nerrie believe that taking care of their own backyard makes for a better world. And what a backyard it is.

ROUTE 100: THE ESSENTIALS

Due East • Sometimes the best part of an adventure is the chance to return home.