Castle Sale Seen Altering Berkshires Landscape
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For the past 22 years, the castle at the end of Main Street in Great Barrington, Mass., has been home to an experimental school for troubled teenagers. The two-dozen students sleep in the turrets and the carriage house and play Frisbee on the lawns of the walled estate. The director’s office is housed in the drawing room with a marble fireplace flanked by five-foot statues of Hercules.
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