- TripBuzz found 54 things to do indoors in the Lenox area. From Frelinghuysen Morris House & Studio to First Lenox Library, Lenox offers a variety of rainy day activities and other fun things to do indoors — including 153 indoor attractions with ratings over 90%.
- There are 48 different types of things to do inside in or near Lenox, Massachusetts. Some of the most popular types of these activities include: Art Gallery, Historic Homes, Theaters and Music Venue.
- There are 14 indoor activities in Lenox, and 40 indoor attractions in nearby cities within 25 miles, including: Pittsfield, Williamstown, Stockbridge and Lee.
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Constructed in 1874, Memorial Hall is the location of the city's town offices and police station. A Civil War memorial is located within the hall, listing the names of the local resident soldiers whose lives were lost in the bloodshed.
4.5 Miles
Dedicated to the life, works and legacy of Herman Melville, Herman Melville's Arrowhead is a beautiful museum located in the author's former home. This is a must-see attraction for literature enthusiasts, especially fans of Melville's 'Moby Dick.'
4.8 Miles
Naumkeag House is an extravagant Gilded Age mansion, comprised of the luxurious cottage and its iconic mid-20th century design gardens. The property is on over 46 acres of land, and visitors tour the house and gardens separately.
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The Mission House is a museum featuring replicas of items from the colonial era. Tours are offered during which visitors can learn about the missionary named John Sergeant and the Mohican Indians.
5.4 Miles
Norman Rockwell Museum is home to the largest collection of authentic Norman Rockwell artworks in the world in addition to the archives and a variety of Rockwell memorabilia.
5.4 Miles
From sculpture to paintings, Schantz Galleries showcases artists that work with glass as their medium. The gallery is two stories and features a large collection of local and international glass work.
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Visitors can explore a historic home that features a variety of European and American furnishings from the early 1900s at Merwin House the. The Merwin House was originally purchased by William and Elizabeth Doane in 1875.
5.8 Miles
Established in 1791, Hancock Shaker Village operates as a local muesem preserving the history and culture of the Shakers religious sect. The village grounds comprise of a herb garden, Shaker Farm and other original buildings that house the history and craft exhibits.
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Once the summer retreat of the famous American sculptor Daniel Chester French, Chesterwood Museum operates as a house museum today and features a number of French's artworks and scupltural studies .
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Playing a prominent role in the cultural development of the community for 49 years, Berkshire Lyric Theater features dance, choirs, and theater. The theater offers musical education, a children's chorus, solo opportunities, and more.