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These 2 Massachusetts Restaurants Rank Among the Oldest in the U.S.
These 2 Massachusetts Restaurants Rank Among the Oldest in the U.S.
These 2 Massachusetts Restaurants Rank Among the Oldest in the U.S.
With so much history, Massachusetts has some of the oldest cities and towns throughout the entire country. So, it really only makes sense that it would be home to some of the most restaurants in the U.S. too, right? And there's not just one, but two! Not only are they two of the oldest restaurants, but they also happen to be restaurants you can still visit and grab a bite to eat.
Where Are the 5 Oldest Towns in the Berkshires and How Old Are They?
Where Are the 5 Oldest Towns in the Berkshires and How Old Are They?
Where Are the 5 Oldest Towns in the Berkshires and How Old Are They?
With so much history throughout the entire state of Massachusetts, it's always interesting to learn about each town and cities history. While it is pretty well known that the oldest city in the state is Plymouth, over on the western side, perhaps it is not nearly as well known what the oldest towns in the Berkshires are.
One of the Oldest Populations in the U.S. is Right Here in the Berkshires
One of the Oldest Populations in the U.S. is Right Here in the Berkshires
One of the Oldest Populations in the U.S. is Right Here in the Berkshires
The median age of the U.S. was as high in 2022 as it has ever been. Back in the 1970s, that age was less than 30. Today, it's 38.2, which is up more than a full year from the past decade. So where are these cities throughout the country that have their populations aging ever so gracefully? It turns out that of the oldest throughout the United States is right here in the Berkshires.
The Berkshires is Home to One of the Oldest Populations in the U.S.
The Berkshires is Home to One of the Oldest Populations in the U.S.
The Berkshires is Home to One of the Oldest Populations in the U.S.
The median age of the U.S. is as high in 2022 as it has ever been. Back in the 1970s, that age was less than 30. Today, it's 38.2, which is up more than a full year from the past decade. So where are these cities throughout the country that have their populations aging ever so gracefully? It turns out that of the oldest throughout the United States is right here in the Berkshires.