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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Adams Free Library (92 Park Street (Lower Annex Meeting Room), Adams MA 01220)
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The Clark (225 South Street, Williamstown MA 01267)
We’re looking a little differently these days, after previously being the site of the Holiday Inn Berkshires. So, while we are working on our new look, you still get to enjoy the same great location …
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.
Discover unexpected style and comfort with its novel design and attitude-free service, The porches Inn breathes new life into the world of back roads hospitality. Renovated rowhouses with …
Boston Seafood has been serving award-winning seafood for 40 years. Family oriented seafood restaurant located a short walk from Mass MoCA & the downtown area. The friendly atmosphere and fast …
"Best Little City In New England." 1/2 mile off Route 2, exit 19 "A Memorable Camping Experience" Who We Are: (Blake & Leano Family) Lamb City Campground has been owned and operated by the Blake …
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. …
From almost anywhere in Greenfield, look east for a view of the town's favorite landmark - Poet's Seat Tower. From its lofty perch atop Rocky Mountain on the ridge that forms the eastern boundary …
Located in a Historic Mill Building on the Green River has seen continued industrial use for three centuries. This museum tells the story of the rich industrial history of the area. Visit our family …
