Gateways (Orelton - 1912)
USA /
Massachusetts /
Lenox /
Walker Street, 51
World
/ USA
/ Massachusetts
/ Lenox
restaurant, inn, historic house
Built as a summer home for Harley Proctor, the classical revival style house is said to have been designed to resemble a bar of Ivory Soap.
The Proctors occupied the house for just a short time, selling it in 1919 to Graham Root, who used it as a real estate office. Subsequent uses included a charm school in the 1930’s, a guesthouse, and office space. In 1942 it became Gateways Inn, by which name it is still known.
The Proctors occupied the house for just a short time, selling it in 1919 to Graham Root, who used it as a real estate office. Subsequent uses included a charm school in the 1930’s, a guesthouse, and office space. In 1942 it became Gateways Inn, by which name it is still known.
Nearby cities:
Coordinates: 42°21'22"N 73°16'56"W
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- Liberty Hill Farm 170 km
- Adirondack Mountain Club Wilderness Campground 212 km
- Maplemont Farm 237 km
- Conte Hill Farm 254 km
- Quality Inn & Conference Centre 627 km
- Hazen Inn and Cottages 1320 km
- Lenox, Massachusetts 1.3 km
- Cranwell Resort 2.3 km
- Eastover Resort 3.1 km
- Laurel Lake 3.5 km
- High Lawn Farm 4.4 km
- Stockbridge, Massachusetts 6.8 km
- The National Shrine of the Divine Mercy 7.6 km
- Pittsfield Municipal Airport 7.9 km
- Country Club of Pittsfield 8 km
- Buckley Dunton Lake 13 km