The family-owned motel that flowered along New England’s roads after World War II has grown increasingly scarce. Today, there are one quarter...
It was a lucky day for Malvina Gauthier and her daughter Delcina when Michael Donlon decided to leave behind his native Ireland...
On Christmas Eve and Christmas Day in 1919 a tidal wave of patients began showing up at the hospitals in Western Massachusetts...
Italian immigrants put their stamp on New England as indelibly as any Puritan. New England, in fact, is the most Italian region...
In the early 1950s, the king of Connecticut’s roads was the Berlin Turnpike, lined with colorful kitschy roadside architecture. It was the main...
Photographer Russell Lee took these photos of Meriden, Conn., in October 1939 for the Farm Security Administration. The FSA was a New...