Things To Do in Southfield, Massachusetts

Cascading falls with several pools, falls and chutes to play in. The small swimmable pool at bottom is barely 4 feet deep. Although not a classic swimming hole, Umpachene Falls offers several areas to explore and discover. The water ... More on SwimmingHoles.info

Four centuries of American life gather under one roof in a retired buggy whip factory in Southfield, which now rounds up some 35 antique ... More on travelandleisure

The Buggy Whip Factory is an enormous antique mall that ... More on Yahoo! Travel

Peter Platt, a graduate of Williams College, learned his craft at the Parker House Hotel in Boston under the guidance of Jasper White and Lydia Shire. This beginning was notably followed by a twelv... More on Southfieldstore.com

This onetime general store and gas station, sells local ediblesâincluding a changing slate of house- made gelatos like ... More on travelandleisure

A wild, rarely visited preserve that provides lots of solitude, an abundance of birdsong, and pastoral views from a distinctive rocky promontory. Dry Hill is probably the most prominent landmark in... More on Trails

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'Colonel John Ashley House' is a registered National Historic Landmark located on Cooper Hill Road, Sheffield, Massachusetts (in a local village sometimes known as Ashley Falls). It currently exists as a non-profit museum operated ... More on Wikipedia

Inscription. Through this place passed, General Henry Knox, in the winter of, 1775 – 1776, to deliver to, General George Washington, at Cambridge, the train of artillery, from Fort Ticonderoga used, to force the British Army, ... More on HMDB

This large, 262-acre, two story lake is located about a half mile north of the center of Monterey off Route 23. Average depth is 16 feet and maximum depth is 31 feet. The water is transparent to 11 feet and the bottom is a mixture ... More on AnglerWeb.com

(Upper Sheffield, 93', 1832, 21-02-01 #2) across the Housatonic River N. of Sheffield , Berkshire County, MA. US7 N. 0.8 miles from jct with Miller Av. in Sheffield, E. on Covered Bridge Lane ... More on dalejtravis.com

The Berkshire National Fish Hatchery was created when the family of John Sullivan Scully, a trout fisherman, entrusted their 148-acre retreat to the U.S. Government in 1914. For many years trout and small-mouth bass were cultured ... More on recreation.gov

Inscription. 1806, Built By Michael F. Mills, ---------------, Later the Home Of, Rev. Ralph Emerson, Second Pastor of The Church, 1816 – 1829, , Location. 41° 59.357′ N, 73° 11.891′ W. Marker is in Norfolk, ... More on HMDB