I love early Americana too and could be happy in a historic New England home or a good reproduction of one.

There's Early American Life magazine for inspiration. And maybe you can find back issues of Colonial Home magazine.

New Old House is terrific too.

thank you awm03 for the ideas. I was born and raised in the city - moved to the 'burbs 24 years ago and they quickly built up. Now I long for country quiet and an old country farmhouse. My husband think I have become senile. Oh well.
I can try to replicate some of the looks I see and love....

I think what you might really want to look for instead of "country" is "rustic" (sounds like that's your interest vs. e.g. the cowboy look :-) and rustic takes in more territory - and Mass. is crazy for old places that need restoring to various styles, so has lots of antique places (for new and old antiques) to serve them.

I think country is making a resurgence. Here are some examples of wall decor selling in the Midwest. Or maybe it's just a Midwest thing.....:)
Anyway, I always find country decor comforting.

You might enjoy the General Stark Store in Derry, NH.

Here is a link that might be useful: General Stark Facebook Page

betmust, try the country sampler Magazine, also I will post their website. I love country, their are still some of us out here. Mary

Here is a link that might be useful: country sampler