Incorporated in 1775, the Berkshire County town of New Marlborough, MA was first settled as an agricultural area with many mills along the town’s rivers. Today, New Marlborough is a rural community with many full-time residents as well as second homers. Three rivers flow through the town, the Konkapot River, Umpachene River and the Whiting River. These rivers feed into the Housatonic River. If you are visiting New Marlborough, MA you will want to take a look at Campbell’s Falls, where the Whiting River cascades down an 80 foot drop.
Town Hall
New Marlborough, MA information:
Population: 1,494
Settled: 1738
Incorporated: 1759
Named for Marlborough, MA
Elevation: 1351ft New Marlborough, MA town website
Town Hall: PO Box 99, Mill River, MA 01244
Phone: (413) 229-8116
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Nestled in the old Berkshire village of New Marlborough, The Old Inn On The Green is surrounded by rolling fields and meadows. Once a stagecoach relay, The Inn offers authentically restored guest rooms and fine dining in intimate candle lit dining rooms.
Contact information
Olde Inn on the Green is located at 134 Hartsville New Marlborough Rd. Rte 57, New Marlborough, MA 01230.
Phone: 413-229-7924
Email: info@oldinn.com
Web: https://www.oldinn.com/
Music & More at the Meeting House you can see musicians, writers and actors perform in a beautiful Berkshire setting at the Meeting house in New Marlborough.
Mepal Manor & Spa is a country hotel and luxury spa, creating intimate spiritual and relaxing experiences overlooking 230 scenic acres in the Berkshires.
Contact information
Mepal Manor & Spa is located at 100 Stone Manor Drive at Gedney Farm, New Marlborough, MA 01230.
Phone: (413) 229-7501
Email: info@mepalmanor.com
Web: https://www.mepalspa.com/
Gedney Farm offers innovative lodging in Normandy-style barn with 16 guest rooms and suites. Great site for spectacular weddings and other special events.
