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Around The Stone Hill Center at the Clark Museum Arrowhead: Herman Melville's house in Lenox The Mount: Edith Wharton's house in Lenox Favorite chairs & sinks |
The Stone Hill Center at the Clark Museum, Williamstown,
. . . is still under construction.
With Steve and Marian at Arrowhead, Melville's home 1850-63.
The barn where Melville and Hawthorne used to sit and talk in the 1850s is still there and is now a museum.
The view to the north from Melville's 2nd-floor study, where he sequestered himself all day to write Moby Dick.
The flavor of Lenox on a sunny summer evening,
and Tanglewood.
Ozawa Hall
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Before the performance:
looking from our seats out the back to the lawn; dancers warming up, on the right.  After the show 
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Edith Wharton's home, The Mount (she lived here from 1901-1911).
Jackets from the first editions of some of EW's books.
The central hallway on the 2nd floor; the desk in the library
 Kaye, George, Allen, Wendy 
| Around the grounds |
Favorite chairs this trip
At the B&B
At Stone Hill
At Tanglewood
Favorite sinks this trip
At Stone Hill  in the men's room |
At the Mount
 The scullery in the basement |
 in our room. |