11 November 1840
The gentle melancholy of autumn: decay is the fate of all mankind.
7 October 1890
What fashionable ladies should be wearing this autumn: reds, browns and the hard, unbecoming royal blue seem to be the shades most approved this year.
4 September 1915
The luxuriance of early autumn and delicious September afternoons.
15 November 1927
Automobile Association objects to the rite of autumn: bonfire smoke obscures the view of motor drivers.
5 June 1950
Practical fashion for the autumn: garments to suit the physique, coats with detachable hoods or capes and glamorous raincoats.
4 September 1953
Unfamiliar blackberry recipes: cookery writer Ambrose Heath on new ways to use the late-summer fruit.
26 August 1966
Fine days for harvesting: although tractors with trolleys are not so picturesque as horses with wains, there remains a flavour of the sacred earth at harvest-time.
15 September 2010
In praise of ... Keats’s To Autumn: if you’re feeling like the first brown leaves don’t compensate for the cold and damp, who better to turn to than John Keats?
8 September 2014
What is an Indian summer and where does the phrase come from?
28 October 2016
Autumn colours around the world: Trees across the northern hemisphere are putting on their annual dazzling display – in pictures.
25 September 2017
Photographing the Peak District in autumn: arguably the most spectacular at this time of year, when its moorlands turn burnished brown – in pictures.
