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Berkshire Museum

The Berkshire Museum is a multifaceted cultural institution blending art, natural history, and ancient civilizations. Founded in 1903 by Zenas Crane, it houses over 40,000 objects from every continent, including fine art, sculptures, dinosaur exhibits like a T. rex skull cast, live aquariums with native and exotic species, and artifacts from Egyptian mummies to Native American tools.

Address: 39 South St, Pittsfield, MA 01201

Hours: Open everyday: 11 AM–5 PM

Phone number: 413-443-7171

Website: Berkshire Museum

 

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