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Sights and landmarks in Hancock

6 sights worth seeing in Hancock: landmarks, galleries, monuments and viewpoints.

Ranked with the travel guide's picks and well-known places first.

Hancock Shaker Village, Hancock
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Sights and landmarks in Hancock

  1. See

    Hancock Shaker Village

    A widely acclaimed destination named The City of Peace by its residents, this Shaker community disbanded in 1959 and sold the buildings and over 900 acres to a group that formed a nonprofit preservation organization. This Shaker site is in remarkable shape, and features a unique round stone barn. It now encompasses about 1,200 acres and 20 restored buildings. While the Village is based in Hancock, and that town gives the Village its name, a substantial part of the Village is in Pittsfield. See other Shaker villages in the northeast United States through the itinerary Touring Shaker country.

  2. See Not mapped

    Mount Sinai Holy Shaker Site

    A former holy site used by the Shakers during a period of revival in the 1840s-1850s.

  3. SeeArt gallery

    Leo Mazzeo Art

    177a New Ashford Rd

  4. SeeViewpoint

    Barton's Ledge view

  5. SeeAttraction

    Mountain Coaster

  6. SeeLibrary

    Taylor Memorial Library

    161 Main Street

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