Welcome

The Old Stone School in Lanesboro, Massachusetts has been given a new life as a gallery and a bed and breakfast.
      The building operated as a one-room schoolhouse from 1832-1950, but the history goes back to the revolutionary war, when the school's donor, Ephraim Bradley, apparently stole the funds from the British army.
      Located on the scenic road to Mount Greylock, the Stone School is in the midst of recreational and cultural resources of Berkshire County.
     The restored classroom now serves as a gallery featuring the fine art photography of Cheryl Renée Sacks.  

The artwork is displayed among the old blackboards and the tall windows that look out to the horse and cow farms and the mountain views.
      The upstairs is a private and spacious studio apartment, available as a bed and breakfast.