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Main Street Cafe - Cosmopolitan Dining in a Country Setting

Mass Lottery - Megabucks, Mass Millions and more all at the click of your mouse.

Massachusetts Environmental Trust -

Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art - the museum promotes collaborations between non-profit content creators and for-profit production and distribution companies to encourage sophisticated documentation, archiving, and marketing of visual and performing arts 'software.' Phase I, which comprises 190,000 square feet of space and was completed in 1998, includes art galleries, performing arts facilities, rehearsal spaces, office spaces, fabrication facilities, live studio space for artists-in-residence, pre- and post-production facilities for multi-track audio, video, and film, restaurants, cafes, and retail shops.

McLennan Reservation - The Trustees of Reservations is dedicated to preserving properties of exceptional scenic, historic and ecological value throughout the Commonwealth. Founded in 1891, it is a non-profit conservation organization and relies for support entirely upon membership dues, admission fees and voluntary contributions. McLennan Reservation, one of the 82 properties of The Trustees of Reservations, is a National Historic Landmark.

Herman Melville - It was at Arrowhead that Melville wrote his most famous work, Moby-Dick, along with three other novels, Pierre, The Confidence-Man, and Israel Potter, a collection of short stories entitled The Piazza Tales, all of his magazine stories, and some of his poetry.

Merwin House - Located in one of the most picturesque spots in Massachusetts, the impressive brick Merwin House was built about 1825. It was purchased in 1875 by William and Elizabeth Doane.

Microbrewers of the Berkshires - Quite suddenly, handcrafted alcohol in the form of beer and hard cider is making a comeback in the Berkshires. Two successful microbrew pubs have opened in the last few years, a hard cider operation has opened to rave reviews and skyrocketing sales.

Miniature Theatre of Chester - Founded in 1990 by Vincent Dowling, former director of the Abby Theatre in Dublin, the Miniature Theatre's mission is to "educate, enlighten and entertain audiences of all ages in the art of drama...

Miss Hall's School - Located in the heart of the Berkshire Hills in Pittsfield, Massachusetts, Miss Hall's School is a private college preparatory boarding and day school for girls in grades 9-12.

Mission House - John Sergeant, first missionary to the Stockbridge Indians, built this simple frame house for his bride, Abigail, in 1739. According to legend, its striking Connecticut doorway was brought to Stockbridge by ox-team over a wilderness trail.

Mohawk Trail - Built at a cost of $368,000 and was formally opened Oct. 27, 1914. The road forms the connecting link of the State highway from Boston to New York and the West and opens to automobilists a section of the beautiful parts of the Berkshire Hills, which were up to this time, inaccessible on account of the heavy grades.

Town of Monterey - The history of town of Monterey is also that of Tyringham because Monterey, or South Tyringham, was not separated and incorporated as a separate town until 1847..

Monument Mountain - The mountain is 1,735 feet at its peak, overlooking the hills and valleys of southern Berkshire County. Three miles of trails lead through the canopy forest of white pine and oaks with tulip trees, maples, chestnut saplings and mountain laurel. Rock outcrops hide small caves and several streams wind through the forest.

Monuments - A Guide to Monuments in the Berkshires.

The Mount (Edith Wharton Restoration) - located in Lenox, Massachusetts was designed and built by Wharton in 1901-02 as an architectural expression of the order, scale, and harmony that she advocated in her first book, The Decoration of Houses (1897), co-authored with architect Ogden Codman. In designing The Mount, Wharton also collaborated with architect Francis L.V. Hoppin and with her niece, landscape gardener Beatrix Farrand.

Town of Mount Washington - Home of Bash Bish Falls, the state's most dramatic waterfall. Cascading water tumbles through a series of gorges and finally drops 60 feet over the falls and into a sparkling pool.

Mt. Greylock -Welcome to Mount Greylock State Reservation, one of the oldest and largest state parks in Massachusetts. Maintained by the Department of Environmental Management’s (DEM) Division of Forests and Parks on behalf of the citizens of the Commonwealth, Mount Greylock is a delight for naturalists, hikers, campers and people who want to enjoy spectacular views.

Museums - A Guide to Museums in the Berkshires.

The Music Inn - In fact, for nearly thirty years, from 1950 to 1979, just down the road from Tanglewood, was a place dedicated to the presentation and perpetuation of the American -- particularly the African-American -- musical tradition.

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