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Beverly Mann San Francisco Travel Examiner January 9, 2015 Six good reason to visit the historic, artsy, Lenox MA Full article

Want fancy? Try Mass. appeal By CINDY ADAMS Last Updated: 11:55 PM, April 28, 2013 Posted: 11:40 PM, April 28, 2013 Cindy Adams Airlines are having it tough. Economy’s tough. You want to visit the Galapagos, the Outback, the Gobi, the Alps? Looking to freeze your tickets off in Siberia? Save your baht. Stuff your drachmas. Shove your…

Love in Lenox: LGBT-Friendly Wedding Venues in the Berkshires | Equally Wed - A gay and lesbian wedding magazine.. We traveled to Lenox, Mass., to experience the LGBT-friendly venue offerings that this quaint Berkshire town has to offer. By Brittny Drye What was once a fall getaway for urban dwellers fleeing the city, as evidenced…

Fabulous Magazine likes the Berkshires and highlights the Apple Tree Inn - how great is that! <<<   Mass. Appeal by Kate Wills   October 22, 2012in LifestyleTags: Boston,Massachusetts,travel Massachusetts might just be the artiest US state you’ve never heard of. From Boston to The Berkshires, it’s a Mecca for culture and cracking seafood…. Boston For red-brick buildings, cobbled streets and…

Vogue Magazine  presents "Custom of the Country", an 18-page spread with photos by Annie Leibovitz, styled by legendary VOGUE Creative Director Grace Coddington, in the September 2012 issue of VOGUE. The feature includes an essay by award-winning novelist Colm Toibin about Edith Wharton and her complicated love triangle with Morton Fullerton and Henry James. The sixteen-page fashion…

The Berkshires: The Mount, Edith Wharton’s Home in the Berkshires by Sue Katz (Staff), Aug-04-12 Travel The Pulitzer Prize winning author Edith Wharton came from a privileged background and made a bob or two from her writing – enough to build this wonderful home, The Mount; but despite being rich and successful, she was always…

By Tony Dobrowolski, Berkshire Eagle Staff Posted:   07/17/2012 12:07:11 AM EDT Renovations to the Kemble Inn in Lenox include new windows and bathrooms, and subtler overhauls like raising the ceilings 18 inches. (Photos by Stephanie Zollshan / Berkshire Eagle Staff) Tuesday July 17, 2012LENOX -- Scott Shortt owns an historic inn, but he doesn't want…

From the LA Times: By Mark Vanhoenacker, Special to the Los Angeles Times July 12, 2012, 1:24 p.m. Lenox, Mass. — Travelers come to the Berkshires in western Massachusetts for the mountains and the museums, the camping and the theater, the just-off-the-boil summer days that fade into cool evenings and single-blanket nights. But most of all they…

Edith Wharton in 1905 (LENOX, Mass.) – In its programming for the coming year – the 150th anniversary of author Edith Wharton’s birth – The Mount will pay tribute to Wharton by highlighting her life, work, and achievements under the umbrella theme of Edith Wharton: 21st Century Muse. The Mount’s official opening day is this…

Traditionally, early September brings a frosty curtain down on this fair-weather communion of art and land. The region’s snowy scenes may have inspired some notable James Taylor lyrics and the color of American literature’s most famous whale. But by midwinter, Arrowhead, Herman Melville’s former home, is open by appointment only, and Mr. Taylor’s beloved Tanglewood…

An elite retreat Arts, culture, and luxury are surrounded by beauty of Berkshire The Museum of the Gilded Age is housed in the 19th-century Ventfort Hall. (Jonathan Wiggs/ Globe Staff) Globe Staff / December 26, 2007 In the mid-19th century, Lenox became a summer haunt for the elite of Boston and New York, but it…