The heart of Stockbridge is its Main Street – not just any main street, but possibly THE most iconic small-town thoroughfare in America. This is the very street Norman Rockwell immortalized in his ...

MORE TIME TO TRAVEL On a history- and art-filled girlfriend trip, guest contributor Laura E. Kelly finds that the Berkshires ...

From 1916 to 1963, renowned American artist Norman Rockwell designed 323 cover pages for the Saturday Evening Post magazine. About a third of these covers will be on display all next year at the J.M.

The Red Lion Inn stands as the crown jewel of Main Street, its massive white facade and sprawling front porch serving as the unofficial town gathering spot for over two centuries. The porch is lined ...

Are you wondering where to go for world-class cultural experiences and outdoor adventures without the big-city crowds? Our ...

Ken Fireman, author of the historical novel "The Unmooring" and the Substack newsletter Liticisms, takes a crtical look at ...

The drawings, by Norman Rockwell, of visitors looking to speak with the president, once hung near the Oval Office.

Welcome to 7 Park Street a sun-filled, classic New England home tucked on a quiet dead-end lane right in the heart of Stockbridge. With 2 bedrooms, 1 bath, and 1,300 sq ft, this 1900 charmer blends ...

Did you know there’s a Massachusetts town featured in some of Norman Rockwell’s most notable paintings? If you ever noticed, there’s a good reason why the town of Stockbridge, Massachusetts, looks ...

Other things to do when in Stockbridge include visiting the Norman Rockwell Museum, located just a three-minute drive from the Berkshire Botanical Gardens. The American painter and illustrator lived ...

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SHELBURNE — Shelburne Museum Curator Carolyn Bauer sat down recently to talk about the lasting impact of Norman Rockwell’s work and the excitement the new acquisitions are generating at the museum.