In a grand celebration of autumnal beauty, Victoria’s October issue is your companion for cozy, windswept evenings by the hearth. Take a literary tour of Concord, Massachusetts, once home to beloved authors Alcott, Emerson, and Thoreau; spend a tranquil afternoon by the lake enjoying the season’s kaleidoscopic delights; and explore a 1927 forester’s cottage, lovingly restored by interior decorator and author Kathryn Greeley. Discover the exquisite beauty inherent in artist Julie Wear’s equine portraiture and her line of tableware, and welcome inspiration to your fall décor with our paisley- and tapestry-themed tableaux and our gift guide, reminiscent of settings created by the Dutch masters. Also: Don’t miss the latest essay by our esteemed Writer-in-Residence, Rebecca McClanahan, and a delectable harvest meal that sets a new standard for fall entertaining.
Nestled in the Great Smoky Mountains, a modest cedar shake cabin blossoms in the hands of a gifted designer who looked past its unkempt condition to see the makings of a splendid English rose.
The Concord Literary Trail
Step off the beaten path to follow in the footsteps of three influential American writers who lived as friends and neighbors in a small New England town with a reputation for creative inspiration and sylvan splendor.
Portraits of Equine Elegance
Whether it is the kind-eyed gaze of a Thoroughbred mare or the colorful plumage of wood ducks and wild turkeys, one Kentucky artist and entrepreneur captures the amazing beauty of the animal kingdom.
In the Heart of Hunt Country
Not far from our nation’s capital, traffic-packed streets narrow to country lanes and polo ponies become more readily spotted than cars. Welcome to Middleburg, Virginia, a small town shaped by history, horses, viticulture, and enduring hospitality.
The October 2018 issue is available for purchase on newsstands and online.
