In 1832, Horace Church purchased a 200-acre parcel of land and built a typical New England-frame farmhouse. The house was later enlarged to include a Dutch Colonial wing to accommodate the family of the second owners. It is the house, which appears as "Crippen Farm" on the Great Barrington map dated to 1876. The land was eventually whittled down to 4 acres of which the now Seekonk Pines Inn stands.

In 1978 the Best family converted the home to a Bed & Breakfast. The Inn was named after a local Indian word meaning "wild goose" of which the small glacial valley in which they were now living was once called the "place of the Seekonk". The Lefkowitz family moved from New Jersey to purchase the inn, in 1996.

In addition to making some structural and decorating changes, we continue to welcome many satisfied guests.

42 Seekonk Cross Road
Great Barrington, MA 01230
(413) 528-4192
innkeeper@seekonkpines.com
seekonkpines.com