Houghton Mansion in North Adams, Massachusetts, sits as a grand and imposing relic of the past, but behind its elegant facade lies a story steeped in tragedy, loss, and lingering spirits. From fatal accidents to heart-wrenching deaths, the mansion’s walls have witnessed sorrow that refuses to fade, earning it a place among Massachusetts’ most haunted houses.
Read MoreStep back in time and immerse yourself in the captivating history of Ventfort Hall, a magnificent Gilded Age mansion nestled in the heart of Lenox, Massachusetts. From opulent beginnings to its eerie encounters with the paranormal, this post takes you on a riveting journey through time and intrigue.
Read MoreAmidst the tranquil hills of Tyringham, Massachusetts, resides the remnants of Ashintully, an opulent mansion once filled with elegance, grandeur, and mystery. Join me as I delve into the history and unravel the secrets of this haunting estate.
Read MoreThe Incredible Naumkeag Pumpkin Show is officially underway! Wander the majestic grounds of the gilded age property in Stockbridge, Massachusetts decked out with over 1,000 pumpkins, more than 400 jack-o-lanterns, a myriad of lights, and a few slightly spooky surprises.
Read MoreLet’s take a trip to Sandisfield, Massachusetts and the historic New Boston Inn where the spirits can be found in more than just the tavern.
Read MoreThe 2019 Naumkeag Daffodil Festival is underway! Take a peek and learn about the history of the gardens there.
Read MoreTucked in the charming Berkshire Hills in Lenox, Massachusetts rests the Wheatleigh Hotel. Built in 1893, and designed by Boston-based architectural firm Peabody and Stearns after a 16th century Florentine palazzo. Materials and over 150 artisans were brought over from Italy in order to execute the intricate carvings seen throughout the property.
Read MoreWinvian Farm was originally built as a home for Dr. Seth Bird and his family in the Litchfield Hills of Connecticut in 1775. This quiet getaway is set on 113 acres, and boarders extensive woods and lakes. The house has had many families living within its walls over the years, but in 1948 the Smith family bought the home and renamed it Win-Vian, the combination of the first names of Winthrop and his wife Vivian. To this day, the grand house is still in the Smith family.
Read MoreA staycation at The White Hart Inn. Originally opened in 1806 as a pub it is nestled in the Litchfield Hills of Connecticut.
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