Walking Tour: Stockbridge with Housatonic Heritage 2

All tours are in person and onsite. Priority registration for OLLI Members opens August 1. General registration opens August 8.

Stockbridge was founded in 1737 as a mission to the Mohican to teach them English, about Christianity and about English agricultural practices.

This walk is approximately a mile round trip and the sidewalks are accessible. Participants should be prepared to be walking and standing for about 60 minutes.

https://www.nativeamericantrail.org/stockbridge-walking-tour/

Led by OLLI Volunteers, Michael Wilcox and Katherine Kidd.

Pre-registration is required. Register safely and securely online or call 413.236.2190 (M-F 9:00 am - 4:00 pm) to register by phone.

Learn more about University Days 2022: We Are Still Here: Indigenous Peoples of the Northeast. Lectures, art shows, walking tours and more!

Learning about the United State’s Native American Heritage is vital to weaving a more equitable social fabric for everyone. If you would like to contribute to our continuing work towards this goal click here to make a contribution to OLLI’s Northeast Indigenous Initiative, found in the “Designation” drop down menu.

We Are Still Here: Indigenous Peoples of the Northeast is supported in part by grants from the Massachusetts Cultural Council through the local cultural councils of Alford-Egremont, Dalton, Great Barrington, Lee, Lenox, Mount Washington, North Berkshire, Otis, Pittsfield, Richmond, Sandisfield, Sheffield and Stockbridge and with in-kind support and partnership from Berkshire Community College and Housatonic Heritage.