That gas station down the road may be part of an aesthetically valid composition.
Category: History
History by ‘a golden river and in the shadow of two great hills’
Discover the Upper Housatonic Valley African American Heritage Trail.
The magic of Tanglewood picnics
Dinners on the lawn are a beloved, storied tradition.
The Life of Lenox
The iconic Berkshire town turns 250.
Always something to do as winter winds down
Something for everyone in early spring happenings
On mud, le petit caporal, and tin
"Out on the roads, for two or three wretched weeks in early spring, you meet your match, you come to accept that that mud beats metal, just as scissors beat paper, or paper beats rock. Get prepared, they say in Belarus or Berkshire County, get used to it, and endure."
Kipling’s Winters in Vermont
Howard C. Rice Jr. describes an UpCountry winter's role in creating literary history.
The Harris Hill Ski Jump’s High-Flying History
The Brattleboro landmark is the only Olympic-size ski jump in New England and one of just six of its height in the nation. Here’s how 94 years of history shaped one of the region’s most thrilling attractions.
