Take a visit to Deerfield, Mass and you’ll surely fall in love. This small town, centrally located between Northampton and Greenfield, just off Interstate 91, has a lot to offer. You’ll enjoy Deerfield by taking a drive down a scenic byway, visiting a local farmstand, learning about the history of Deerfield, shopping at some of the local [...]
Enjoy a magical holiday experience at the Deerfield Inn this season with a carriage ride through Historic Deerfield. Muddy Brook Farm is offering private 30-minute carriage rides. Bring your friends and loved ones for a scenic wintry ride down a quintessential New England street.
The cost per ride for up to 4 people is $50 and $5 extra per each additional person up to 8 people. Be sure to bring your own blankets to stay cozy and warm while you enjoy this wonderful outdoor activity in the country.
Then, head inside by the fireplace for a delightful meal at Champney's Restaurant, a charming New England restaurant and tavern.
Book your carriage ride ahead by calling 413-774-5587 and visit champneysrestaurant.com for more details.
--
For more information about community happenings and real estate news visit Wanda's Blog at www.wandamooney.
Historic Deerfield’s Summer Evening Strolls are a must-do activity during the summer in Western Mass. The last stroll of the season on Sunday, August 22 will show you how to “listen to the land in Deerfield.” This tour will open up your senses and show you how to notice the land’s constant changes. You’ll discover how the land is always active through bird songs, sounds of a farm, and selected poetry.
Tours will depart from Historic Deerfield’s Visitor Center at Hall Tavern every 15 minutes from 4 to 7 pm and cost $10 per person. Tickets must be purchased in advance, using this link, or before 4 pm on the day at the Flynt Center.
Learn more about the tour here.
Participants who wish to dine at Champney’s Restaurant and Tavern at the Deerfield Inn will receive a 20% discount on entrees. You can make a reservation to dine on their website here.
For more information and to see other upcoming events and tours, visit historic-deerfield.org.
--
For more information about community happenings and real estate news visit Wanda's Blog at www.wandamooney.
Historic Deerfield has reopened for the 2021 season! Now through November 28, step into the past by touring one of their historic homes, attending a history workshop, or simply strolling the tree-lined streets of this 17th century village. Visit historic-deerfied.org for pricing and hours. Admission includes historic house tours, entry to the Flynt Center of Early New England Life, walking tours, the History Workshop, the Apprentice’s workshop, and any special programs scheduled during your visit. Purchase your tickets online here or at the Flynt Center of Early New England Life.
Deerfield’s first English settlers arrived in 1669, although Native Americans had inhabited the area for at least 8,000 years prior. The area was immediately attractive to settlers because of its fertile soil, due to its proximity to the Deerfield, Green, and Connecticut rivers. Over the years, the settlement was fought over many times, which is why the future generations took so much care in preserving the village’s history. Historic Deerfield, Inc. was founded in 1952 as an outdoor museum and the village has been on the National Register of Historic Landmarks since 1962.
Photo credit: facebook.com/HistoricDeerfield
--
For more information about community happenings and real estate news visit Wanda's Blog at www.wandamooney.
With Thanksgiving and the holiday season right around the corner, now is the perfect time to head over to Historic Deerfield. They have a variety of upcoming events and demonstrations that are great for the whole family and for the cold weather. Located in South Deerfield, Mass, Historic Deerfield is an outdoor museum that exhibits life and [...]
Connect