Around the Inn
you'll find a New England barn and carriage shed, lots of room to stroll and even guided
hunting and fishing trips for the adventurous.
The centerline of
this babbling, gravel-bed, mountain stream serves as Old Tavern Farm's northern boundary.
It flows through the backyard, offering soothing nighttime acoustics and providing a form
of natural outdoor air conditioning to visitors on a hot summer day. Indians and captives
from the famous 1704 attack on Deerfield set up their first overnight camp some 1,200 feet
downstream, at the confluence with Punch Brook.
The Front Facade
Hinsdale Brook
