Walker House - Peggy and Richard Houdek invite you to share Walker House, their historic Berkshire residence, a landmark in classic American Federal architecture, built in 1804, and now in its second decade of welcoming guests.

Town of Washington - One of the first towns to name itself in honor of the first US President George Washington.

Weather - your local weather.

Weddings - The Ultimate Guide for planning a wedding in the Berkshires.

Welch Real Estate -"Our market is not depressed. Now being the time to buy it is also the time to market. Whether you are purchasing or marketing property there are numerous financial, legislative, legal, and administrative aspects to the process. Identifying the need to work with a REALTOR ® as you do with any other professional discipline will make your process a very rewarding one."

Town of West Stockbridge - our guide to West Stockbridge.

Williams College Museum of Art- Williamstown is uniquely blessed with art and culture seemingly disproportionate to its quaint New England college vistas. The WCMA is one of this nation's most outstanding examples of a museum on a college campus.

Williams Shop - You will find adult and children's clothing, jewelry, gifts, banners and much more Williams College merchandise.

Town of Williamstown - Williamstown began as West Hoosuck in 1750. The earliest settlers were sentinels from nearby Fort Massachusetts, the last outpost on the northern line of defense during the French and Indian wars. The first meeting of the Proprietors took place on December 5, 1753, at which time there were about a dozen frame "regulation" houses along the main street. In 1756, a blockhouse, fort and stockade were built on the site of the present Williams Inn as a refuge from repeated French and Indian raids.

Williamstown Theatre Festival -

Windflower - The white clapboard Windflower is a classic New England inn, located on a Berkshire County estate dating back to the 1850's.

Town of Windsor - our guide to Windsor.

Winterhawk Bluegrass Festival - Having been described as "the bluegrass festival against which all others are measured", Winterhawk is now in its Eighth year. You will want to note right away that Winterhawk has changed its location, but not its tradition of celebrating Americana music with bluegrass, Old Time String Bands, Cajun music, Celtic Revival, Zydeco, Western Swing, and commanding Blues and Gospel performances.

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