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DATELINE STOCKBRIDGE: History Repeats - The Berkshire Edge
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DATELINE STOCKBRIDGE: History Repeats - The Berkshire Edge
When “The Cottagers” came to our rural area in the nineteenth century, they changed the landscape and the economy. Mrs. Brooke Astor defined a Berkshire Cottage as “a second home never a primary residence of no fewer than 20 rooms on no less than 30 acres.” Even that definition falls short. In reality, the Cottagers each bought a number of farms and combined them, amounting to hundreds of acres of undeveloped land, even a whole village or a scho…
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