Great Barrington Village
Great Barrington is a historic postal village located in the central part of the Town of Great Barrington, along the Housatonic River. In 1885 it was a village of about 2,700 inhabitants, whose broad main street, numberless huge elms, fine business blocks, neat and well-kept houses, and its business activity won for it the admiration of all. It had, aside from its business blocks and factories, 4 churches (Congregational, Methodist, Episcopal and Roman Catholic), 2 banks and many fine private residences. [1]
- Hamilton Child, Gazetteer of Berkshire County, Mass., 1725-1885, The Journal Office, Syracuse, N.Y., 1885.
Street Names
Anderson Street • Avery Lane • Barrington Place • Bentley Road • Benton Avenue • Berkshire Heights Road • Brainard Avenue • Bridge Street • Brookside Road • Bryant Court • Castle Hill Avenue • Castle Lane • Castle Street • Christian Hill Road • Church Street • Copper Beech Lane • Cottage Court • Cottage Street • Crosby Street • Cypress Street • Dehon Road • Dresser Avenue • East Street • Elm Court • Elm Street • Everett Street • Francis Avenue • Gas House Lane • Gilmore Avenue • Grove Street • Higgins Street • High Street • Hillside Avenue • Hollenbeck Avenue • Humphrey Street • Knob Hill Road • Knob Lane • Lake Avenue • Lake Mansfield Lane • Lake Mansfield Road • Lewis Avenue • Mahaiwe Street • Main Street South • Manville Street • Maple Avenue • Mechanic Street • North Street • Oak Street • Parley Street • Pine Street • Plain Road North • Pleasant Court • Pleasant Street • Pope Street • Prospect Street • Quarry Street • Railroad Avenue • Reed Street • River Street • Rosseter Street • Route 183 • Route 23 • Route 41 • Route 7 • Russell Street • School Street • Silver Street • South Street • State Road • Stockbridge Road • Sumner Street • Taconic Avenue • Warren Avenue
