Adams Town History | Connecting Point | Feb. 9, 2015

Tucked into the northernmost corner of the Berkshires and minutes from the borders of New York and Vermont, the town of Adams, Massachusetts has a surprisingly rich and colorful history. With ties to luminaries such as President William McKinley and Susan B. Anthony, what was once a thriving mill town has changed a lot over the years. Producer Tony Dunne takes us on trip down memory lane exploring the past of this quintessential American community nestled in the shadow of Mount Greylock.