About This Book
A richly illustrated, month-by-month portrait of rural New England life that contrasts older farm customs with contemporary practices, describing seasonal tasks, household routines, community institutions, and travel impressions. The narrative moves through the year to depict planting, harvest, maple sugaring, cider-making, winter chores, the kitchen as family center, mills, schools, churches, and village scenes, and includes practical details of tools, buildings, and daily labor. Later sections present traveler and camping sketches of hill-country landscapes, emphasizing how people, work, and local scenery change with the seasons.
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