Virtual Architecture Tour of Arrowhead

Take a virtual tour of Arrowhead, with a focus on its architecture.  Themes will include how Arrowhead looked when Herman Melville and his family lived there, the changes over its 230-year history, and how the Berkshire County Historical Society has worked to preserve the site where Melville wrote Moby-Dick and three other novels, all of his short stories, and his initial works of poetry.  The tour will be lead by John Dickson, Arrowhead docent and Chair of the Pittsfield Historical Commission.

BCHS members $10, non-members $15; click here to reserve.

This program is made possible by the Mass Humanities Bridge Street Foundation and is sponsored by Greylock Federal Credit Union.

Image: Tricia  McCormack