Lenox and the Berkshire Highlands #230381

These essays and addresses, some of which have been read before various literary and historical societies, is to orient the stranger who is within the gates of the Berkshire country. Lenox has become so notably on the beaten path of travel as to demand, in convenient form, some handbook of iinform ation which shall play the part of guide. The aim of this book is not to write history but to tell enough of the story of the past to aid in making the region intelligible.