From central Berkshire county here, and figured I’d history ramble for anyone who cares: if you wanna see Pittsfield in its prime, you gotta look back on photos and videos of its hay day sadly. From what I hear (because I was born later on) It use to actually be a pretty bustling little city, with a lot to do for the location. There was enough of a population here that there was even a cable trolly on North Street, and a massively successful department store called “England Brothers”. Tons of drive in theaters, and entertainment venues to boot; so it was a destination. Sometime around the late 70s, GE the largest factory employer of the area started closing down; and it basically started a slow downward spiral for the whole town. I’m not joking; if you look up Pittsfield MA on urban dictionary, it’s paired with the ‘elephant crashing through a glass roof’ analogy. I really wish I could have seen it, when it was a place to see. I dunno if it’ll ever recover; but one can hope. Also just wanted to say love the channel too!You never know what you’ll find when you pin that map.
Hi everyone my name is Nancy Kronick. My husband's family has lived for years in Pittsfield and I have grown to love it there. I am a fiction writer and if you like a good mystery I have written one based in Pittsfield called, ''Dreams of Revenge''. It is now free on Kindle.
I live about two hours East and I have lots of family here, my dad is originally from here. As a matter of fact, my grandfather, great uncle, and great grandfather built hundreds of homes and businesses all throughout Pittsfield. The history of this town is amazing. I could go on and on and on. There isn't too much out in this part of Massachusetts, except a lot of nature. Southern Berkshire county is gorgeous, definitely worth a visit. Thanks for sharing, very cool!
Thats so cool to hear! It's neat having family history like that, that you could go back and see those homes they built even today. Would love to visit some day! Thanks!
I grew up in Pittsfield in its heyday and continue to visit. Pittsfield is the county seat for Berkshire County. The city is slowly remaking itself as an artist hangout. I hope it works. Churches! Yes lots of them. You have to understand that there were a lot of different nationalities that settled in Pittsfield. So you had churches for the Polish, Italian, Irish citizens.
Pittsfield is a City in the center of Berkshire County. GE was the biggest employer for many years. They left in 1992. It is more of a tourist place now. You missed out on the Colonial theater where there are plays near the museum. Lots of great restaurants on the Main Street. To the south there is Lenox and Stockbridge with the Red Lion Inn and Norman Rockwell Museum. To the North is Williamstown, a playhouse, Williams College and The Clark Art Institute. North Adams has Mass MOCA a modern Art Museum. All over Berkshire County there are hiking trails. It’s a beautiful place to live.
I used to do these Street View trips myself, nice to see someone recording it. You probably found a nice niche for a channel, I'd bet it's going to grow a lot soon.
I always take a drive about 50 or so miles from that hell hole called Holyoke to visit Pittsfield. What a beautiful city. I usually take a stroll on the bike trail to Cheshire or take a walk along Route 7 near Lake Pontoosasuc. And not too far away north is Mt Greylock. Lots to do in the area.
My mother was born and raised in Pittsfield. I lived there from time I was a baby till 10 years old 1951 to 1961. Those were the good ole days when Pittsfield was nice. It's a shame that's it now run down.
I will say, Onota lake is pronounced like uh-NO-duh, not oh-NA-ta. Don't ask me why, we just do that. just like Pontoosuc lake is pon-TOO-zic. But don't swim in silver lake, unless you want to grow a 3rd arm.
@@DansOnTheStreet exactly. 2 oil spills, a bunch of garbage, sewage and pcb's dumped into it and it literally catching fire in 1923 due to pollution kind of make it uninteresting to the locals. It's supposedly safe to fish in after a couple of clean up attempts, but I would not trust it.
@@pizzalover1221 if you think silver lake is bad, try woods pond in lenox dale. The housatonic river and all its crap/pcbs from the years flows south out of pittsfield into woods pond, and gets trapped right there by the dam. I dropped a 5 pound weight there once while fishing, and when i brought it up, the bottom sediment looks identical to mayonaise, except it spreads out into an oil sheen when it hits the surface.
@@janetairlines1351 and the sad part is GE HAD PERMISSION!! To dump in all of the sites that they did.. Than they were Sued and forced to pay millions/Billions in Clean up.. Because times change and EPA found out years upon years later that the chemicals that they were allowed to dump were actually harmful to humans as well as the environment.. I was born and raised in Pittsfield up until I took my kids and move 1/2 way across the country.. also my Dad worked for the GE for 30+ Years.. again Google Maps can make a pile of trash look great if the catch it from the right angle..
Hey! My home town! Pretty good place to visit, not so much to live im afraid lol rising crime rate, declining economy and population. A lot of areas like downtown and the common as you saw have been renovated in the past few years. With declining jobs the city has been trying to revitalize by focusing on attracting tourism. It hasn't been all that effective in my opinion. There's a fair bit of history and some stuff to see, but 3 -5 days in this town is enough to see just about all of it really. Just found the channel, love these videos!
I'm a native of Pittsfield! Though I did end up moving to Boston to find more things to do, i'll always have a place in my heart for my hometown. You unfortunately missed some of the cooler buildings: like the pink church on Elm Street, the pittsfield high school dome on east street and the location where Melville wrote Moby Dick!
When GE outsourced its factories to So. Korea in the 70s (Jack Welch lived in Pittsfield at that time), this one company city lost 35k jobs and died. Gangs and drugs flooded in from NYC because of its location. Lexox (Tanglewood/BSO) is next town over. GE still has a plastics complex and USN torpedo facility here. In the 60s Pittsfield was the 3rd wealthiest city in Mass. No jobs left. Just retirees from GE and companies since closed down.
I worked at GE in the Transformer Dept. The jobs weren't outsourced, the jobs went south to Hickory, NC and took over 3000 workers with them. What it finally came down to was Japanese company NIPPON was supplying core steel to GE because ALLEGHENY LUDLUM could not compete with Asian imports and threw in the towel.
19:00 the only real mountain we have is mount greylock, which is about 20 mins north. Certain areas of pittsfield have nice sweeping views of it, like on crane ave right at the geaa golf course, or the rt8/rt7 connector road at the partridge rd overpass
If you come visit you just have to take a walk on any of the streets running west off North street (the main road) Or in the neighborhood around Morningside school. Especially on a summer night.
How could you miss Pittsfield High School & Berkshire Medical Center when you went by the front & back of it. And The Colonial Theater was restored to its original condition. You should have looked the city of Pittsfield up on the internet before your visit.
My former wife (widower since 2016, Feb. 11)....grew up in Pittsfield, MA. Parents from originally, Serra San Bruno, Italy. YEP, 53 year old son, living, STILL, in nicest SUITE in their 4K sq. ft home! Professional Gambler! Yep. No bills, buys new truck/sports car every 3 years! Nice! All of former MIL's friends.......YEP...50+ year old sons STILL living in basements. EVERY F/ING ONE OF 'EM! Come to Pittsfield! Great food, provided morning, noon, night! No bills to pay, nice cars! Live witha Mama, mangia, mangia, mangia. Dirty underwear, picked up/washed daily by mama Mia! My baby..,...he only 50, I take care!
You REALLY need to actually go to Pittsfield. I'm shocked there was anyone actually out on the street. Raised there and the next town over. What was once a great town to grow up in 70s and 80s has been decimated and it's far from actually charming when you're in the city itself.
Sadly TRUE!!! I didn't know anything about Pittsfield but was given a false narrative by police when I called to inquire about real estate I was considering investing in and they boasted Linden Street as being "totally fine, nice neighborhood!", my investor & I arrived and he turned his car right around and said he works in areas of the Bronx that are a palace compared to this place Pittsfield!!!", (he's a NYC investigator by profession), needless to say we encountered nothing but denial, corruption, nothing that will turn things around or face what is. The engineer I knew who moved out there also gave a false impression of how affordable it is and la la landish, sure he has a blast & makes a killing because he has a higher income lifestyle that's highly unusual for a city that has over half the population on govt assistance, and he is affording leisures most out there couldn't even consider while he rents out property's being the slum Lord magnet city we realized it's being turned into & section 8 catered, awful mismanaging!!! One afternoon and you get enough of a gloomy eye full of depressed, dilapidated decline & troubled lowly types, drugs, unsafe feel, run down & SAD. What worsens it is actually to see the incredible ballet theater & book shops, museums, a charming common with a fountain, the city design is actually impressive, this all makes it so much more heart breaking & somehow bizarre? Because you see what once was, you see the potential, but it's struggling to survive & fit in with this mish-mosh of ugly elements welcomed into the city by corrupt authorities. I experienced & witnessed this first hand. The police didn't seem to want better and catered to the bad elements, recipe for disaster. Political crooks power hungry with no real leadership skills or determined intentions, lack of ambition. A lot of people in "authority" are what's wrong. I was told by an agency that they intentionally attracted low quality folks from NYC with promises of better welfare benefits, Mass Health, food stamps, housing, usually not the best clientele for your city nor tax generators but rather tax eaters and this brought with it all the crime, safety threats, gun violence, drugs. My guess is this was a an initiative under the guise of "diversity", to import votes.? I can't see how else anyone would do such strategy unless they secretly were on mission to give that city it's final blow & gaurantee its destruction. I was supposed to work to clean out the harmful pollutants, I am educated and took classes are various schools including Cal Tech. I could not find anywhere to live. So the city was at a loss for what I could contribute, better environment & health for the populous and much needed tax revenue & Economic support as I planned to employ everyone in house to upgrade my property and buy locally. I knew someone who considered General Dynamics but after visiting, he told me there was no way he worked his whole life earning a PhD to end up living in a bad area like that and like me, couldn't justify the commute from Hampshire County. A couple other major positives to Pittsfield that gives me hope good will prevail & triumph the terrible policies, the community college is AWESOME, I consider them the best and I've taken courses at most of them at some point and when I was younger, they are CARING AND SUPPORTIVE AND PHENOMENAL in how they treat you, at least the program I explored did, and the lakes such as Onata(?) are gorgeous, royal blue and absolutely Beautiful!!! 💙🌊💙 Despite the pollution, I agree with many people who've said after GE collapse, that city had other opportunities and could have taken other routes and made wiser decisions to prevent total destruction but I blame corrupt authorities, their agendas, politics, lack of promoting economic strength & stability, keeping drugs & bad elements out so people aren't depressed but feel motivated to pursue higher education & want to contribute to the community, to each other. I think certain segments aren't bright when it comes to tackling low quality clientele moving in and economy, two fundimental arena's to a more healthy & successful populous. I see lack of qualified folks in charge, in over their heads. But I'm simply a scientist, what do I know 🤷🏼♀️
The solar power field by Silver Lake does not serve the residents like it was touted to do by Mayor Ruberto. Instead it serves to give Eversource the electric company a lot of electric credits and last I know they are not even paying taxes on that property. It was supposed to help lower the bills of a lot of the residents in the surrounding neighborhoods in Morningside but that never happened. Wonder what kind of kickback Mayor Ruberto got for getting that placed there?
Cgp grey travels the world : p I have no strong feelings towards pittsfield one way or another. The berkshires are nice for nature. Mt greylock, the tallest mountain in the state, is very close
Lily D, I live in the northern Berkshires. I used to go to Pittsfield almost every weekend, but not anymore, since they shutdown the Berkshire mall. Dude I also used to go there often, when old country buffet was still open. That was the good old days.
nice Californian view; happy for the PR. Somewhat of a myopic, urbanistic and capitalistic presentation of a region which is world-renowned for its culture though. One might study history, performing arts, etc.. Thank you .
I lived there for 6 years on Bradford St. The place is really full of heroin addicts. It is not a good place to live especially if you are under 40 years old. There are very few opportunity's to grow.
From central Berkshire county here, and figured I’d history ramble for anyone who cares: if you wanna see Pittsfield in its prime, you gotta look back on photos and videos of its hay day sadly. From what I hear (because I was born later on) It use to actually be a pretty bustling little city, with a lot to do for the location. There was enough of a population here that there was even a cable trolly on North Street, and a massively successful department store called “England Brothers”. Tons of drive in theaters, and entertainment venues to boot; so it was a destination. Sometime around the late 70s, GE the largest factory employer of the area started closing down; and it basically started a slow downward spiral for the whole town. I’m not joking; if you look up Pittsfield MA on urban dictionary, it’s paired with the ‘elephant crashing through a glass roof’ analogy. I really wish I could have seen it, when it was a place to see. I dunno if it’ll ever recover; but one can hope. Also just wanted to say love the channel too!You never know what you’ll find when you pin that map.
Hi everyone my name is Nancy Kronick. My husband's family has lived for years in Pittsfield and I have grown to love it there. I am a fiction writer and if you like a good mystery I have written one based in Pittsfield called, ''Dreams of Revenge''. It is now free on Kindle.
I live about two hours East and I have lots of family here, my dad is originally from here. As a matter of fact, my grandfather, great uncle, and great grandfather built hundreds of homes and businesses all throughout Pittsfield. The history of this town is amazing. I could go on and on and on. There isn't too much out in this part of Massachusetts, except a lot of nature. Southern Berkshire county is gorgeous, definitely worth a visit. Thanks for sharing, very cool!
Thats so cool to hear! It's neat having family history like that, that you could go back and see those homes they built even today. Would love to visit some day! Thanks!
Excelente video gracias por compartirlo
I grew up in Pittsfield in its heyday and continue to visit. Pittsfield is the county seat for Berkshire County. The city is slowly remaking itself as an artist hangout. I hope it works. Churches! Yes lots of them. You have to understand that there were a lot of different nationalities that settled in Pittsfield. So you had churches for the Polish, Italian, Irish citizens.
Pittsfield is a City in the center of Berkshire County. GE was the biggest employer for many years. They left in 1992. It is more of a tourist place now. You missed out on the Colonial theater where there are plays near the museum. Lots of great restaurants on the Main Street. To the south there is Lenox and Stockbridge with the Red Lion Inn and Norman Rockwell Museum. To the North is Williamstown, a playhouse, Williams College and The Clark Art Institute. North Adams has Mass MOCA a modern Art Museum. All over Berkshire County there are hiking trails. It’s a beautiful place to live.
I used to live Pittsfield, I miss my home town.
I used to do these Street View trips myself, nice to see someone recording it. You probably found a nice niche for a channel, I'd bet it's going to grow a lot soon.
Thanks! Yeah I hope more people might find them interesting/amusing. We will see I guess. I appreciate it though.
I’m glad you like our town, if you want hiking or skiing it’s perfect
I always take a drive about 50 or so miles from that hell hole called Holyoke to visit Pittsfield. What a beautiful city. I usually take a stroll on the bike trail to Cheshire or take a walk along Route 7 near Lake Pontoosasuc. And not too far away north is Mt Greylock. Lots to do in the area.
That sounds like a great time. And Mt Greylock loos like a nice place. Cool tower they built up there. Thanks!
Leonard Los it’s terrible here tho
My mother was born and raised in Pittsfield. I lived there from time I was a baby till 10 years old 1951 to 1961. Those were the good ole days when Pittsfield was nice. It's a shame that's it now run down.
No it’s not it’s still beautiful
@@jasonreynolds6904Yep
Definitely not run down, I don't know what you're talking about
the whole town looks better at 3 am. seriously.
This is my home town !!
I will say, Onota lake is pronounced like uh-NO-duh, not oh-NA-ta. Don't ask me why, we just do that. just like Pontoosuc lake is pon-TOO-zic. But don't swim in silver lake, unless you want to grow a 3rd arm.
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@@DansOnTheStreet exactly. 2 oil spills, a bunch of garbage, sewage and pcb's dumped into it and it literally catching fire in 1923 due to pollution kind of make it uninteresting to the locals. It's supposedly safe to fish in after a couple of clean up attempts, but I would not trust it.
@@pizzalover1221 if you think silver lake is bad, try woods pond in lenox dale. The housatonic river and all its crap/pcbs from the years flows south out of pittsfield into woods pond, and gets trapped right there by the dam. I dropped a 5 pound weight there once while fishing, and when i brought it up, the bottom sediment looks identical to mayonaise, except it spreads out into an oil sheen when it hits the surface.
@@janetairlines1351 and the sad part is GE HAD PERMISSION!! To dump in all of the sites that they did.. Than they were Sued and forced to pay millions/Billions in Clean up.. Because times change and EPA found out years upon years later that the chemicals that they were allowed to dump were actually harmful to humans as well as the environment.. I was born and raised in Pittsfield up until I took my kids and move 1/2 way across the country.. also my Dad worked for the GE for 30+ Years.. again Google Maps can make a pile of trash look great if the catch it from the right angle..
I live here it's
the best
Nice!
@@DansOnTheStreet Your vids are cool and you always reply it's the first time someone did that thx
@@asiasmith3839 Haha I try to write back. Thanks!
Hey! My home town! Pretty good place to visit, not so much to live im afraid lol rising crime rate, declining economy and population. A lot of areas like downtown and the common as you saw have been renovated in the past few years. With declining jobs the city has been trying to revitalize by focusing on attracting tourism. It hasn't been all that effective in my opinion. There's a fair bit of history and some stuff to see, but 3 -5 days in this town is enough to see just about all of it really.
Just found the channel, love these videos!
Thanks! Well I sure would love to get up there some day.
I'm a native of Pittsfield! Though I did end up moving to Boston to find more things to do, i'll always have a place in my heart for my hometown. You unfortunately missed some of the cooler buildings: like the pink church on Elm Street, the pittsfield high school dome on east street and the location where Melville wrote Moby Dick!
My home city.
When GE outsourced its factories to So. Korea in the 70s (Jack Welch lived in Pittsfield at that time), this one company city lost 35k jobs and died. Gangs and drugs flooded in from NYC because of its location. Lexox (Tanglewood/BSO) is next town over. GE still has a plastics complex and USN torpedo facility here. In the 60s Pittsfield was the 3rd wealthiest city in Mass. No jobs left. Just retirees from GE and companies since closed down.
Literally this comments explains exactly what happens. I don't think Pittsfield will ever recover
I worked at GE in the Transformer Dept. The jobs weren't outsourced, the jobs went south to Hickory, NC and took over 3000 workers with them. What it finally came down to was Japanese company NIPPON was supplying core steel to GE because ALLEGHENY LUDLUM could not compete with Asian imports and threw in the towel.
If your ever in Pittsfield get cims brandy glazed wings!life changing
Thanks
I adore this 💗
19:00 the only real mountain we have is mount greylock, which is about 20 mins north. Certain areas of pittsfield have nice sweeping views of it, like on crane ave right at the geaa golf course, or the rt8/rt7 connector road at the partridge rd overpass
Oh yeah I totally see that distant mountain. Cool cool. Thanks!
Great barrington:im southern Berkshires largest town lol
Pittsfield:hold my buildings
Home town
If you come visit you just have to take a walk on any of the streets running west off North street (the main road) Or in the neighborhood around Morningside school.
Especially on a summer night.
I went to Morningside in 1976, My grandparents lived off of Wellington Ave, I lived off of Brown, all in that area.
How could you miss Pittsfield High School & Berkshire Medical Center when you went by the front & back of it. And The Colonial Theater was restored to its original condition. You should have looked the city of Pittsfield up on the internet before your visit.
My former wife (widower since 2016, Feb. 11)....grew up in Pittsfield, MA. Parents from originally, Serra San Bruno, Italy. YEP, 53 year old son, living, STILL, in nicest SUITE in their 4K sq. ft home! Professional Gambler! Yep. No bills, buys new truck/sports car every 3 years! Nice! All of former MIL's friends.......YEP...50+ year old sons STILL living in basements. EVERY F/ING ONE OF 'EM! Come to Pittsfield! Great food, provided morning, noon, night! No bills to pay, nice cars! Live witha Mama, mangia, mangia, mangia. Dirty underwear, picked up/washed daily by mama Mia! My baby..,...he only 50, I take care!
You REALLY need to actually go to Pittsfield. I'm shocked there was anyone actually out on the street. Raised there and the next town over. What was once a great town to grow up in 70s and 80s has been decimated and it's far from actually charming when you're in the city itself.
Ah that's disappointing to hear. Well I liked what little I saw of the place. Thanks!
Sadly TRUE!!! I didn't know anything about Pittsfield but was given a false narrative by police when I called to inquire about real estate I was considering investing in and they boasted Linden Street as being "totally fine, nice neighborhood!", my investor & I arrived and he turned his car right around and said he works in areas of the Bronx that are a palace compared to this place Pittsfield!!!", (he's a NYC investigator by profession), needless to say we encountered nothing but denial, corruption, nothing that will turn things around or face what is. The engineer I knew who moved out there also gave a false impression of how affordable it is and la la landish, sure he has a blast & makes a killing because he has a higher income lifestyle that's highly unusual for a city that has over half the population on govt assistance, and he is affording leisures most out there couldn't even consider while he rents out property's being the slum Lord magnet city we realized it's being turned into & section 8 catered, awful mismanaging!!! One afternoon and you get enough of a gloomy eye full of depressed, dilapidated decline & troubled lowly types, drugs, unsafe feel, run down & SAD. What worsens it is actually to see the incredible ballet theater & book shops, museums, a charming common with a fountain, the city design is actually impressive, this all makes it so much more heart breaking & somehow bizarre? Because you see what once was, you see the potential, but it's struggling to survive & fit in with this mish-mosh of ugly elements welcomed into the city by corrupt authorities. I experienced & witnessed this first hand. The police didn't seem to want better and catered to the bad elements, recipe for disaster. Political crooks power hungry with no real leadership skills or determined intentions, lack of ambition. A lot of people in "authority" are what's wrong. I was told by an agency that they intentionally attracted low quality folks from NYC with promises of better welfare benefits, Mass Health, food stamps, housing, usually not the best clientele for your city nor tax generators but rather tax eaters and this brought with it all the crime, safety threats, gun violence, drugs. My guess is this was a an initiative under the guise of "diversity", to import votes.? I can't see how else anyone would do such strategy unless they secretly were on mission to give that city it's final blow & gaurantee its destruction. I was supposed to work to clean out the harmful pollutants, I am educated and took classes are various schools including Cal Tech. I could not find anywhere to live. So the city was at a loss for what I could contribute, better environment & health for the populous and much needed tax revenue & Economic support as I planned to employ everyone in house to upgrade my property and buy locally. I knew someone who considered General Dynamics but after visiting, he told me there was no way he worked his whole life earning a PhD to end up living in a bad area like that and like me, couldn't justify the commute from Hampshire County. A couple other major positives to Pittsfield that gives me hope good will prevail & triumph the terrible policies, the community college is AWESOME, I consider them the best and I've taken courses at most of them at some point and when I was younger, they are CARING AND SUPPORTIVE AND PHENOMENAL in how they treat you, at least the program I explored did, and the lakes such as Onata(?) are gorgeous, royal blue and absolutely Beautiful!!! 💙🌊💙 Despite the pollution, I agree with many people who've said after GE collapse, that city had other opportunities and could have taken other routes and made wiser decisions to prevent total destruction but I blame corrupt authorities, their agendas, politics, lack of promoting economic strength & stability, keeping drugs & bad elements out so people aren't depressed but feel motivated to pursue higher education & want to contribute to the community, to each other. I think certain segments aren't bright when it comes to tackling low quality clientele moving in and economy, two fundimental arena's to a more healthy & successful populous. I see lack of qualified folks in charge, in over their heads. But I'm simply a scientist, what do I know 🤷🏼♀️
From Pittsfield
maximus studios, I’m from the northern Berkshires
The solar power field by Silver Lake does not serve the residents like it was touted to do by Mayor Ruberto. Instead it serves to give Eversource the electric company a lot of electric credits and last I know they are not even paying taxes on that property. It was supposed to help lower the bills of a lot of the residents in the surrounding neighborhoods in Morningside but that never happened. Wonder what kind of kickback Mayor Ruberto got for getting that placed there?
Interesting how everything is named "Berkshire", I guess they have some influence on the city.
Edit: Ah, it's the name of the county...
Oh good catch! Yeah I saw that once or twice.
Before it was Pittsfield it was called (Shire City) but yes Pittsfield is the main hub of Berkshire county
Cgp grey travels the world : p
I have no strong feelings towards pittsfield one way or another. The berkshires are nice for nature. Mt greylock, the tallest mountain in the state, is very close
Ha I wasn't familiar with cgp grey. Just looked him up. Great videos!
I live here and no this whole town
Nice! How do you like it there?
Lily D, I live in the northern Berkshires. I used to go to Pittsfield almost every weekend, but not anymore, since they shutdown the Berkshire mall. Dude I also used to go there often, when old country buffet was still open. That was the good old days.
You should move to Pitts
nice Californian view; happy for the PR. Somewhat of a myopic, urbanistic and capitalistic presentation of a region which is world-renowned for its culture though. One might study history, performing arts, etc.. Thank you .
pittsfield.
Churches not doing well..Need to go north of town to Mt Greylock. or to Pittsfield State forest.
Who cares about churches
I lived there for a while. Its shitty.
Not really, it's what you make of it. There's actually everything you need in Berkshire County.
Pittsfield, Massachusetts where he built tanks and weapons
Pittsfield is a city, not a town
might as well be a town considering how small it's become
Thats not a fire staition
I hate living in pittsfield it’s a dumpster fire black hole nothing less gang vaping mess
The economy is dying people have to drive 40 minutes to shop it’s horrible!
@@cheesepuffs2904Absolutely incorrect. The Allendale shops are ten minutes from downtown.
Half the stuff you said makes no sense especially because you have no idea what your talking about!!
Pittsfeild is not what you THINK
Population is 43'000
I lived there for 6 years on Bradford St. The place is really full of heroin addicts. It is not a good place to live especially if you are under 40 years old. There are very few opportunity's to grow.
Wow you seem like a wonderful person. Maybe make a difference instead of being a complete ass.