Home pages for towns in the Berkshires

Article updated Feb. 24, 2018 by Dave Read How to get to the Berkshires Here are inks for local and regional public transportation depots and stops, plus where to get Peter Pan bus and Amtrak train schedules and tickets: how to get to the Berkshires. Lenox, MA is the hub of the Berkshires’ cultural industry. […]

How to get to the Berkshires Here are inks for local and regional public transportation depots and stops, plus where to get Peter Pan bus and Amtrak train schedules and tickets: how to get to the Berkshires. Pittsfield, Mass. is the largest city in the Berkshires with a population of 42,931 in 2007, which is […]

How to get to the Berkshires Here are inks for local and regional public transportation depots and stops, plus where to get Peter Pan bus and Amtrak train schedules and tickets: how to get to the Berkshires. The town of Stockbridge in the Berkshires is a popular destination for Berkshire county visitors because it is […]

How to get to the Berkshires Here are inks for local and regional public transportation depots and stops, plus where to get Peter Pan bus and Amtrak train schedules and tickets: how to get to the Berkshires. Great Barrington, Mass maintains a small town charm and character while serving as the commercial hub of south […]

How to get to the Berkshires Here are inks for local and regional public transportation depots and stops, plus where to get Peter Pan bus and Amtrak train schedules and tickets: how to get to the Berkshires. The Berkshires town of Williamstown is the location of Williams College, the Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute, […]

How to get to the Berkshires Here are inks for local and regional public transportation depots and stops, plus where to get Peter Pan bus and Amtrak train schedules and tickets: how to get to the Berkshires. Lee, Mass was settled in 1760, as Dodgetown, then incorporated in 1777 as Lee. Formed from parts of […]