The 1767 town of Lenox in western Massachusetts nestles in heart of the Berkshires area of the Appalachians Mountains. Visitors will discover in this rural community unsurpassed natural beauty mixed with remarkable cultural attractions, year-round. J.P. Morgan built the Ventfort Hall Mansion and Museum, with its 28 well-crafted rooms, in 1893 for his sister, Sarah. Families will catch glimpses of the life and glamour of the Gilded Age, which dated from the Civil War to World War I. For another time travel excursion, families will enjoy the 90-minute roundtrip train trip in 1920s passenger cars along the scenic Housatonic River on the Berkshire Scenic Railway, which departs from Lennox Station. Additionally, families can take the evening tour of the Pleasant Valley Wildlife Sanctuary to watch nocturnal beaver population activities, like lodge-construction from tree branches and mud, while walking along the Yokun Brook.
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