The Clark Art Institute
Under $25See French Impressionist paintings by Renoir, Monet and Degas, then walk trails across 140 acres of Berkshires meadow and woods.

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Bennington Battle Monument is a sightseeing stop in Bennington, VT, part of the Western Massachusetts guide. Cost: under $25. Open May 22 through October 31.
15 Monument Circle · Bennington, VT
This 306-foot obelisk of blue-gray Sandy Hill dolomite is the tallest man-made structure in Vermont, dedicated in 1891 with President Benjamin Harrison presiding. It stands on the site of the supply depot British troops tried to seize before their defeat on August 16, 1777. Inside you can see the monument exhibit; the observation level, with views over Vermont, New York and Massachusetts, is closed while the elevator is offline.
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