Welcome to Worthington, Massachusetts
Discover the Tranquility of Worthington
Welcome to Worthington, a scenic town nestled in the Berkshire Hills of Massachusetts. Known for its rural charm, natural beauty, and strong sense of community, Worthington invites you to explore its picturesque landscapes and embrace the peaceful ambiance that defines this idyllic retreat.
Outdoor Escapes
Peru State Forest
Immerse yourself in nature at Peru State Forest, where hiking trails, scenic overlooks, and peaceful picnic areas await. Explore the lush woodlands, discover hidden streams, and reconnect with the great outdoors amidst the tranquil beauty of Worthington.
Knightville Dam
Discover the natural wonders of Knightville Dam, a serene reservoir offering fishing, boating, and wildlife observation. Enjoy leisurely walks along the shoreline, spot native birds and wildlife, and experience the quiet serenity of this scenic destination.
Historic Landmarks
Worthington Historical Society
Explore the history of Worthington at the Worthington Historical Society, home to exhibits, artifacts, and archives that celebrate the town’s past. Learn about early settlers, historic landmarks, and the cultural traditions that have shaped Worthington into the charming community it is today.
Old Creamery
Experience the charm of the Old Creamery, a beloved community center that hosts social events, cultural activities, and educational programs. Connect with neighbors, participate in local initiatives, and celebrate the spirit of camaraderie that defines life in Worthington.
Community Connection
Worthington Town Hall
Engage with the community at Worthington Town Hall, a central hub for town meetings, social gatherings, and civic events. Connect with neighbors, share ideas, and participate in local government to shape the future of Worthington.
Town Events
Participate in town events that celebrate Worthington’s unique heritage and vibrant community spirit. From seasonal festivals to farmers’ markets, these gatherings provide opportunities to connect with neighbors, support local businesses, and create lasting memories.
Scenic Drives
Route 112 Scenic Byway
Take a leisurely drive along Route 112 Scenic Byway, which winds through Worthington’s picturesque landscapes and offers breathtaking views of the surrounding hills and valleys. Enjoy the tranquility of the countryside and discover charming villages along the way.
Culinary Delights
Local Eateries
Savor the flavors of Worthington at local eateries and cafes that showcase the region’s culinary diversity. From cozy diners serving homemade comfort food to quaint bistros offering farm-to-table fare, Worthington’s dining scene delights the palate and warms the soul.
Plan Your Visit
Whether you’re drawn to outdoor adventures, exploring history, or embracing community spirit, Worthington offers a wealth of experiences for visitors of all interests. Immerse yourself in the natural beauty, embrace the historic charm, and discover the warm hospitality that awaits in this quintessential New England town.
Come and experience Worthington – where rural tranquility meets natural splendor, and every visit feels like coming home.
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183 Chicopee St.
Chicopee, MA 1020
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Blue Heaven Blueberries and Raspberries. Seasonal pick-your-own blueberries and raspberries after July first. Call ahead for availability, (413) 623-8846. www.blueheavenblueberries.com Closed Mondays.
246 Skyline Trail
Middlefield, MA 1243
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For lovers of history and railroads, it would be hard to beat the appeal of Chester Station and the Keystone Arches, which share a National Historic Landmark designation bestowed by the National Park Service. The significance inherent in these sites as elements of the Western Railroad, c 1841, include the world’s first mountain railroad; the first railroad built through wilderness, the first railroad built by large numbers of immigrant laborers and the first place in the world where pusher engines were employed. The Keystone Arches are the first cluster of stone arch railroad bridges built in America and the Station is one of only four examples of the timber frame stations built by the Western Railroad that still exist and the most intact. This project was the laboratory for the development of long-distance developmental railroads, which built America. The sections of roadbed between the Arches carry evidence of the hand labor that pushed this line through what remains today the largest roadless wilderness, following the first National Wild & Scenic River and the longest stretch of free-flowing river left in the state of MA. This overload of natural wonder is wonderfully enhanced by the dry laid, hand-chiseled marvels that carry the rails up to 70 ft. above the water. The hike along the Keystone Arch Bridges Trail is stunningly enhanced by a visit to the Station Museum, which houses artifacts explaining the incredible struggle that triumphed over the elements to reveal the full potential of the fledgling railroad technology.
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10 Prospect St.
Chester, MA 1011.0
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Hill-Engineers, Architects, Planners, Inc., provides architectural, engineering, land surveying, and consulting services to business, industry, government, institutions and individuals. Hill is a company with a strong reputation for quality, service and professionalism, recognized as a reliable resource for knowledge, manpower and support in all phases of the architectural and engineering fields for both local and national clients.
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50 Depot Street
Dalton, MA 1226
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Celebrating 10 years as a community-owned food cooperative in the Fall of 2022, The Old Creamery Co-op is a Community Gathering Place and Country Store with exceptional Deli, Prepared Foods, and Bakery departments. Open seven days a week, The Creamery features a wide range of locally sourced and organic products and produce, along with a wide variety of conventional options for every budget. Join us for hand-scooped ice cream in the summer, or house-made hot chocolate in the winter; we’ve got treats for every season!
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445 Berkshire Trail
Cummington, MA 1026.0
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Colonial home and barn post & beam repairs-restorations, termite damage, rotted wood beams, structural specialist, sagging floor joist, all structural wood-masonry. Foundation repairs, basement support columns, bulkhead hatchway replacement, slate roofs. Complete Home Improvements from foundation to roof.
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6 East Main Street
Huntington, MA 1050.0
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Davenport Child Care was founded in 1997 at the old Davenport School in Chesterfield, Massachusetts by Therese Doyle Brigley. The tenth in a family of fifteen children, Therese has helped care for children her whole life, including as an at-home childcare provider and a preschool teacher. Today, Davenport’s home is in the lower level of the Hilltown Community Development Corporation (CDC) building. Six teachers, Therese and one staff member serve over 30 families through infant, toddler and pre-school programs.
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387 Main Rd
Chesterfield, MA 1012.0
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Brian and Karen Rowe were backyard sugar makers in New Hampshire, a tradition they continued when they settled in Worthington, Massachusetts. They began on a small scale, using the syrup themselves and giving it away as gifts to family and friends. Years went by, and both the sugaring operation and the family grew. High Hopes Farm taps local trees with the sap-line method, which brings the sweet sap by gravity to the sugar house. Collected in storage tanks, the raw sap is then transferred to a wood-fired evaporator which produces the highest quality maple syrup available.
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1132 Huntington Rd
Worthington, MA 1098
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Hilltown Tree and Garden is seen as the premier horticulture firm in Western Massachusetts. They employ Massachusetts Certified Horticulturists, Massachusetts Certified Arborists, and Massachusetts Licensed Pesticide Applicators. The team has almost 100 years of professional horticultural and arboriculture experience.
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Pynchon Rd
Chesterfield, MA 1012
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About Us Holmberg & Howe Inc provides land surveying services to the western MA area. Services Boundary and Title Surveys Wetlands and Topographic Mapping Construction Surveys Subdivisions and Condominiums Engineering Design Surveys
87 Union St.
Easthampton, MA 1027
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Real Estate is big business! It probably tops the category of 'Most important decisions you will make in your life.' Most people envision the purchase or sale of their home in a very specific way. As a seasoned real estate professional, I would be honored to help you put your vision into action. I am a multi million dollar producer, and whether you are buying your first home , or selling the family homestead, I will guide you through the sometimes confusing maze that ultimately leads to the fulfillment of your real estate goals.
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112 Main St
Northampton, MA 1060
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Attending people’s needs in their home. From safety checks, grocery shop, transportation, companionship and much more.
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518 East St
Williamsburg, MA 1096.0
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Maple Corner Farm is located in Granville, Massachusetts, above Borden Brook Reservoir in the foothills of the Berkshires at an elevation of 1400 feet. Maple Corner Farm is a working family farm that has been in continuous operation since 1812. Once a Beef and Dairy operation, the farm now produces hay, pure maple syrup and maple products, as well as pick-your-own blueberries.
794 Beech Hill Rd.
Granville, MA 1034
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PROUDLY THE GENERAL STORE’S LONGEST OWNERS Forty years! Every one of them a challenge and a joy. We opened our doors during Columbus weekend, 1977. Many townspeople came in to meet us and wish us well. (Several wondered aloud how we could possibly make a living in such a small town.) Carol and I joined the Williamsburg Grange and the Congregational Church. I joined the Lions Club. We got to know our neighbors. Our children attended our local schools and the University. The Majercik family quickly grew to love our new town and we believe the town likes us.
12 Main Street
Williamsburg, MA 1096.0
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From lawn maintenance to professional landscape design and construction, we are your one-stop shop.
Haydenville
Haydenville, MA 1039
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A Farmer-Led Nonprofit Grocery celebrating the fresh, flavorful bounty of the Hilltowns. Formerly the Hilltown Mobile Market, this collaborative venture showcases local producers and empowers the community to enjoy the true taste of the region.
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19 Sawyer Road
Worthington, MA 1098
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655 Huntington Rd
Russell, MA 1071
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97 Fairgrounds Road
Cummington, MA 1026
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Infants through advanced riders. Problems, restarts, mounted and unmounted, horse therapy. Horses connect and communicate through body language, energy and space. Body riding is safer, more harmonious and healthier for horses. Also donkey/pony rides and children's lessons. Licensed, will travel. (413) 354-7744
Chester, MA 1011
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Looking for someone to officiate your wedding ceremony? Joan works with couples to create meaningful, personalized vows that are used to officiate your wedding. A wonderful way to personalize your special day!
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70 Sears Road
Goshen, MA 1032.0
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The Cummington Cultural District (CCD) is a Mass Cultural Council-designated hub for arts and culture in the heart of Cummington along Main Street. The core activities of the CCD include: Public artworks—both temporary and permanent—performances, and cultural events on Main Street Community arts programs and gatherings celebrating Cummington Collaborative marketing for cultural events in the CCD, including both social media and web calendar of events Promotion of cultural organizations and sites of interest in Cummington Partnership and participation in local and regional arts and culture trails and events Participate in community planning We invite you to explore the natural beauty, cultural events, public art, local businesses, and agricultural products of rural Cummington, MA, and the Cultural District.
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33 Main Street
Cummington, MA 1026.0
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Now in its 57th year Sevenars is 'One of the six best small music festivals in the USA' (Time Magazine). Come hear great music by renowned artists in the unique acoustics of the historic brookside Academy. Refreshments free, no cost, donation only.
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15 Ireland Street South
Worthington, MA 1098
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Area's largest selection of pet foods, treats and toys. Bird feeders/horse/lawn & garden/wood pellets/ stove pipe. Motor oils/auto maintenance. Hyd. hoses. Carhartt/Red Wing/ Wolverine/Chippewa.
59 Russell Road
Huntington, MA 1050
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Papa's Healthy Food & Fuel/L&M Auto Service & Sales. Meats, Beer/Wine, snacks, produce, dairy and more! Farmer's Market every Sat during the summer months.
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33 Main Street
Otis, MA 1026
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