Contents: About Yankee Publishing - History of Yankee - Employment Opportunities

Yankee Magazine founder Robb Sagendorph edits the 1967 edition of The Old Farmer's Almanac.

YANKEE PUBLISHING was founded in 1935 by Robb and Beatrix Sagendorph. Headquartered in Dublin, New Hampshire, the independent, family-owned business publishes Yankee Magazine, the annual Travel Guide to New England and Bed & Breakfast and Inn Directory, as well as The Old Farmer's Almanac and the Gardener's Companion. In addition, Yankee Publishing maintains two Web sites: YankeeMagazine.com and Almanac.com.

Yankee Magazine is the primary resource for those who want to know and enjoy the New England way of life. Published ten times a year, the magazine has a paid circulation of 500,000, primarily residing in the Northeast.

Since 1996 Yankee has supported more than 600 nonprofit and community groups throughout New England through the Yankee Magazine Community Partners program, which provides unique ways for community organizations to raise awareness while also raising funds for their own initiatives. Yankee Publishing also directly contributes to more than 100 causes in New Hampshire and throughout New England.

Yankee Publishing's 70 employees work in offices in Dublin, New Hampshire, and Boston. Click here for contact information.