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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Adams Free Library (92 Park Street, Adams MA 01220)
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MASS MoCA (1040 MASS MoCA Way, North Adams MA 01247)
Hager’s Farm Market is owned by the Hager family, a fifth generation farm family. Stop by the Market for a country farm stand adventure! You’ll find out own farm-fresh picked fruits and vegetable, …
An original 1884 country inn in a National Historic Landmark village, the Deerfield Inn has 24 individual guest rooms in two buildings, and Champney's Restaurant & Tavern - a fine restaurant and …
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. …
Cozy Corner Motel has 12 units with air conditioning, individually controlled heat, cable color TV, in-room phones, complimentary continental breakfast, outdoor picnic area near a brook, restaurant in …
Williamstown Motel is located in the center of town surrounded by beautiful views of mountains. We offers 18 clean, affordable rooms with lots of in-room amenities. Walk to museums, restaurants, …
Featuring high quality chocolates and specialty candies. Using many of the kitchen's original recipes, we carry on a 50 year tradition of custom candy-making. Each morning we prepare our …
A Modern Indian Cuisine Restaurant in the heart of Williamstown . . . India's history is as rich and colorful as its food. A land of centuries - old traditions, many faiths, and a plethora of …
What you'll see: Exhibits honoring the "legends" of the trail, as well as ones featuring clothing, equipment and other memorabilia. Also, a documentary and films are shown on a regular basis.
