New England village
Colonial settlement remnant
A New England village is a small town in the northeastern United States characterized by white-steepled churches, town commons, clapboard houses, and fall foliage—the archetypal image of colonial American settlement.
The term evokes quaintness, tradition, and community: They retired to a quiet New England village in Vermont.
Often idealized in American cultural imagination.
- VermontNortheastern state, small population
- MassachusettsNortheastern colonial state
- town meetingsLocal government gatherings
- textile millsFacilities manufacturing woven goods
- autumn foliageColorful dying leaves
stone walls · fishing harbors · covered bridges · Connecticut · cranberry bogs · quilting bees · general stores · church supper · Rhode Island · rocky coastlines · New Hampshire · farming communities · fall harvest · pine forests · Maine · freshwater lakes · dairy production · Cape Cod
New England villagemetropolis
Large important city
major city · megalopolis · megacity · urban center · big city
New England villagesuburban sprawl
Unplanned outward residential development
newest, newness, renewal, England, English, Englishman, village, villages, villager