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| Population: 45,793 Square Miles: 42.3 Population Density: 1,082/sq mile Avg Age: 41 Median Income: $39,153 Public Schools: Allendale Elementary Crosby Elementary Egremont Elementary John T. Reid Middle School Morningside Community School Pittsfield High School Robert T. Capeless Elementary Stearns School Taconic High School Theodore Herberg Middle School Williams School |
Pittsfield MA , like many western Berkshire County towns, is nestled between the Taconic Range to the west and the rolling Berkshires to the east. Pittsfield real estate is the most diverse in the Berkshires. The Chamber calls Pittsfield the “cultural, commercial, legal, and medical hub of the Berkshires.” Harsch Associates Berkshire Real Estate provides real estate services for Pittsfield MA properties. Call us today at 413-458-5000
Many would agree that Pittsfield MA has always been the hub of the Berkshires. Because of its proximity to the Hoosatonic River and its numerous feeder brooks, what began as a quiet agricultural town, quickly grew into a thriving mill town. By the end of the Revolutionary War, Pittsfield had 2,000 residents. The town was a bustling metropolis by the late 19th century.
Today, Pittsfield MA is home to great food, music, and the arts. It’s the financial center of the Berkshires and home to the region’s biggest hospital.
Cultural and Recreational Links for Pittsfield
Berkshire Museum
Barrington Stage Company
Bousquet Ski Area
Colonial Theatre
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Well, all I can say is "WOW"!!!! I love the "Impressionist" format; Very creative. Bravo, and Thank you. Jackie
July 2009
(Client comment on the video we did for her on the "Ironwood" video.)
