Herman Melville's Arrowhead
Parking available
Wheelchair accessible
Herman Melville wrote 'Moby Dick' in this landmark 18th-century house surrounded by farmland.

📜 Landmark 18th-century house and grounds, designated National Historic Landmark, where Herman Melville wrote 'Moby Dick'.
🔍 Home to the Berkshire County Historical Society, offering tours and nature trails.

Why Go

📚 Explore the historic home of Herman Melville where 'Moby Dick' was written🚶 Enjoy free walking paths on 160 acres of farmland🌳 Certified pollinator habitat, forest trails, and peaceful Berkshire mountains❄️ Ideal for snowshoeing and Nordic skiing in winter♿ Accessible first floor, parking, and restrooms

Why Avoid

🚫 Second floor only accessible via stairs

Cost

💰 Admission required for house tours, trails are free.

Hours

🕒 House tours May through October, call for specific hours.

🅿️ ParkingFree gravel lot with accessible spaces.

🚻 ToiletsAccessible restrooms in visitor center.

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