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The historic House On Main Street was known as the Victorian Tourist & Antique House in a by-gone era. It was originally constructed in the mid 1700's and was moved to this site, near where Fort Hoosac previously stood, around 1830. The house was visited by such famous personalities as President Woodrow Wilson, who enjoyed Thanksgiving dinner here in 1914. There were many additions and renovations before it was fully remodeled in 2005, taking great care to preserve the quality features of the house.
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Amenities:
fireplaced livingroom, 2 porches, large country kitchen, hard wood floors, 2 car garage
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Activities and Nearby Attractions or Points of Interest:
Sterling & Francine Clark Art Institute
Mass MOCA (Massachusetts Museum Of Contemporary Art)
Mount Greylock State Reservation
Natural Bridge State Park - The only marble dam carved by a glacier in North America.
Jiminy Peak & Snowy Owl - Cross country, snowboarding and skiing in a family atmosphere.
Taconic Golf Course
Hopkins Memorial Forest - 2400 acres of protected forest with hiking trails adjacent to Williams College
Williamstown Theatre Festival - A world famous summer theatre festival featuring Broadway caliber actors.
The Main Street Stage - Theatre in an historic building performed by a mix of imported New York and local actors.
Berkshire Symphony
Tanglewood - The Boston Symphony Orchestra's summer home, pop, jazz & classical concerts.
And many many more attractions...
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Maps Link:
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Additional Price Information:
Price is for property and home only. Furnishings and business assetts available seperately.
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