This trail is an important piece of history preserved and presented well. This is Du Bois’ family land, purchased to honor and commemorate him. There is a place that shows where his grandparents’ home once stood, but no actual buildings, just a trail with signs. We spent 20-30 minutes walking the trail and stopping to read the informational signs. The trail is flat, but all the roots will make navigating a wheelchair or stroller difficult. Old growth pines along the trail are majestic. Wear bug spray as there are many mosquitoes...
   Read moreTotally isolated though near to the larger city. Parking area near a private home, it appeared. Beautiful woods very tall and young trees. Various panels with color photos imparting Dr Dubois' legacy. I got there late in the afternoon during the pandemic in aug 2020 so one was around. It was a nice drive from Amherst via North Adams and Williamstown. A beautiful summer but over 175...
   Read moreIt was a good experience to be here, to remember his work and accomplishments. The fact that his home was demolished, and a more modern home was built on the site is telling as well. The property is a big U shape up against the main road with a more modern home in the middle. Not much to see here though other than the plaques that give some...
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