UpCountry 1976 October Highlights and Contents
UpCountry magazine offers a look at New England life with feature pieces on identity, diversity, and regional culture. It previews Marlboro Theater, covers shellfishing trends, a guide to land ownership, onion storage, and a photo essay in South Woodstock, Vermont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Stratford
New England
Doscher School of Photography
South Woodstock
Hanson Carroll
UpCountry
Eagle Publishing Co
Eagle St
Pittsfield
Mass
Berkshire Eagle
Brattleboro
Reformer
Bennington
Torrington
Burlington
Free Press
Bristol
New England Bicentennial year notes and housing shifts
The essay reflects on New England in 1976, the Bicentennial celebrations, evolving attitudes toward tourism and pride, and the rise of mobile homes in zoning debates. It discusses weather impacts on summer visitation, economic concerns, and the political move in Vermont to curb zoning discrimination against mobile homes, highlighting legislative action and local planning trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Lexington
Concordio
Faneuil Hall
Paul Revere
Old North Church
Bunker Hill
Quincy
Farm Belt
Sun Belt
Holiday Inn
216
Elm Street
Sherrill Smith
Cape Cod
UpCountry
the Register
Yarmouth
Colonel Sanders
Washington
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Queen Elizabeth
Vermont Life
New
New Hampshire
Extension Service
Vermont
Norman Williams Jr
Vermont Law School
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the Magazine of
New England Living
Lawrence K. Miller
William H. Tague
Asst
Philip D. Rich
Michael G. Miller
William P. Shelly
Thomas C. Wheeler
America
Thomas
Southwick
Marlboro Theater
Edith Notman
Maurice J. Quinlan
Helen Hall
Harold F. Blaisdell
Country Kitchen
Margaret H. Koehler
International Dinner Clubs
Roy Barrette
Bay
Sherrill B. Smith
Jonathan Middlebrook
Yankee New England
Allan Pospisil
Beverly S. Narkiewicz
Nicholas Peck
James W. Ford
Burke Hollow