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Sheffield Historical Society

Welcome to

Barnes' Sons Lime Kiln!

 

These preserved Kilns are a beautiful remnant of the manufacturing and quarrying practices of Berkshire County. 

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Located on federally protected land near the Appalachian National Scenic Trail, this site is a wonderful stop along the travels of trail goers and local history buffs alike. 

VISIT TODAY!

National Parks Service

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Appalachian Trail Conservncy

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About

The Barnes Sons Lime Kiln seeks to engage visitors in the Lime production and Mining operations that constituted a way of life in Western Massachusetts in the late Eighteenth and early Twentieth Century. Find out how by clicking "More" below to view

Our Mission Statement

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Site Info

This location in Sheffield, MA is a portion of land owned by the National Parks Service (NPS) and maintained by the Appalachian Trail Conservancy (ATC), it is subject to seasonal constraints and conditions. 

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OPEN: April - November

Visiting: Dawn Til Dusk

Events 

The Barnes' Sons Kilns pairs with the ATC and the Sheffield Historic Commission for special events and tours. 

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Click "More" below for more specifications and info on the latest events. 

Latest Events:

Get Involved

This portion of the Appalachian trail and the surround land is maintained by National Park Service and Appalachian Trail Conservancy. 

Learn how you can help us protect and maintain the open space and historic culture of Berkshire County.
 

GRAND OPENING!!!!! 

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Click HERE to view our Latest events and Information on this recently finished project. 

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