Browse through these pages and you will soon discover an area rich in history. The Mohawk Trail is the first scenic road in New England. It officially opened on October 22, 1914. With 63 miles of unsurpassed splendor and 50,000 acres of state parks and forests, it's an excellent vacation choice for fun and adventure for all ages during any season.
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The Clark (225 South Street, Williamstown MA 01267)
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Historic Deerfield (80 Old Main Street, Deerfield MA 01342)
Built in 1798 as the original Deerfield Academy building, it opened in 1880 as a museum to preserve and display collections as a "direct memorial of the inhabitants of this valley, both Indian and …
Discover a geologic wonder at this 48 acre park. Examine the only naturally formed white marble arch and man-made white marble dam in North America, and tour an abandonded marble quarry. The "natural …
Retro Mohawk Trail Native American shop featuring local maple syrup, honey, fudge, toys made in the Americas, jewelry, western hats, knives, incense, Native American pottery, ornaments, books, etc. …
Exploring the World one Glass at a time ... Largest selection of Craft Brew in Franklin County and Mohawk Trail Region. With over 700 styles of Craft Brews! We are a must stop while traveling The …
Apartmnt in Historic Home offerd 3 bedrooms/private baths, kitchenette, sunroom/fireplace, views farm setting. Local food provide for your breakfast. 10 minutes north of the Mohawk Trail in …
In the Heart of Williamstown. Have you discovered Maple Terrace yet? That's what our guests ask their friends. We would like to welcome you to experience our renowned hospitality, amenities, and …
Next door to the Trolley Museum and housed in a hundred-year-old post and beam building, Salmon Falls Gallery fills 3,400 square feet of space with handmade works of art made by our 100+ local …
The Heart of the park is the Visitors Center Museum. Several beautifully retore buidings that were once used to store freight and commodities surround a cobblestone courtyard at this former railroad …
