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Eagle Archives, Aug. 30, 1934: Thousands mill to tune of 'Turkey in the Straw' at city's most successful out of door dance - Vimarsana News

Eagle Archives, Aug. 30, 1934: Thousands mill to tune of 'Turkey in the Straw' at city's most successful out of door dance

Eagle Archives, Aug. 30, 1934: Hundreds of couples crowded the Wendell Avenue Extension for a city-wide block dance that wound up the playground season.

Eagle Archives, June 13, 1935: Lafayette travels again over Pittsfield streets to acclaim of populace - Vimarsana News

Eagle Archives, June 13, 1935: Lafayette travels again over Pittsfield streets to acclaim of populace

Eagle Archives, June 13, 1935: On the 110th anniversary of his first visit to Pittsfield, General Lafayette revisits the city, then a village, and symbolically receives the same welcome, the

Eagle Archives, March 28, 1942: Ex-Mayor Bagg, nearing 75th birthday, cleaned out City Hall when he was 10 - Vimarsana News

Eagle Archives, March 28, 1942: Ex-Mayor Bagg, nearing 75th birthday, cleaned out City Hall when he was 10

Eagle Archives, March 28, 1942: Allen H. Bagg, the man who set what is probably a world's record by serving as mayor of a city for terms 27 years apart,

13 winter storms that buried the Berkshires | Weather - Vimarsana News

13 winter storms that buried the Berkshires | Weather

Here's a list of some of the biggest snowstorms to hit the Berkshires.

Eagle Archives, Aug. 30, 1934: Thousands mill to tune of "Turkey in the Straw" at city's most successful out of door dance - Vimarsana News

Eagle Archives, Aug. 30, 1934: Thousands mill to tune of "Turkey in the Straw" at city's most successful out of door dance

Eagle Archives, Aug. 30, 1934: The Wendell Avenue Extension, a stretch of brick that habitually is nothing more romantic than a means of getting from somewhere to somewhere else, suddenly