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1753 House - The 1753 House which stands in Field Park was constructed entirely by unpaid volunteer labor, as one of the most concrete manifestations of Williamstown's 1953 Bi-centennial celebration. Extensive research scanned historic records for proper design and construction techniques so that this building would resemble as accurately as possible the type of dwelling erected by the original settlers in the winter of 1752-53.

1896 House - But don't let the motel architecture of the Inn fool you! The 1896 House “Brookside" and "Pondside" guest rooms are as charming as any country inn, and offer many conveniences and more privacy. A generous continental breakfast is included. The inn boasts a very impressive "perennial guest" list!

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