Place
Stockbridge
Also known as: Stockbridge, MA, Stockbridge, Massachusetts
A small town (~2,000) in the Housatonic Valley of Berkshire County, MA — best known internationally as Norman Rockwell's adopted home (1953–1978), the setting for Arlo Guthrie's *Alice's Restaurant*, and the location of Kripalu Center for Yoga & Health (the largest yoga-based retreat center in North America, on a 160,000 sq-ft former Jesuit seminary campus on Interlaken Road).
What this is
Stockbridge is a small Housatonic-Valley town in Berkshire County, MA — Norman Rockwell’s adopted home (the Norman Rockwell Museum is here), the setting of Alice’s Restaurant (Arlo Guthrie’s 1965 incident at the Trinity Church), and the home of [[kripalu-center|Kripalu Center for Yoga & Health]] on a converted 160,000 sq-ft former Jesuit seminary on Interlaken Road overlooking Stockbridge Bowl.
Listings in Stockbridge
- [[kripalu-center]] — largest yoga-based retreat center in North America, 57 Interlaken Rd
Bioregional context
Files under [[berkshires]].
See also
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- Member of: [[place]]
- Contained by: [[berkshires]]
- Contains: [[kripalu-center]]
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Practical
contained by
- Kripalu Center for Yoga & Health occupies a 160,000 sq-ft former Jesuit seminary campus on Interlaken Road
General
shares approach with
- Berkshires auto-linked from body mention
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