Honest to goodness garbage from the church where Alice used to live.

The Guthrie Center, 

at the old Trinity Church,

as it is now called,

is at 4 Van Deusenville Road

Great Barrington, MA 01230

(413) 528-1955

which is just south of Stockbridge.

To get there from Boston, travel east on the turnpike.

Once you're in Stockbridge or West Stockbridge, travel south.

Once you know your're in Great Barrington, you've gone to far.

(If you're going to drive around Massachusetts, you'll need a GPS. Nothing makes sense. Indians that used to live here are still here. They couldn't find their way out. Maps are no good. Signs are small and noting is intuitive. You'll need a GPS.)

Go back up on Highway 41, aka Plains Road, then turn right on Unity of Mankind Blvd. Not really. You'll want to turn right on Division St.

Cross the railroad tracks, (yep, they're the same ones, just father south) and it will be on your left. 

It's a very attractive place in a very nice neighborhood.

The lawn is nice and green, the neighbors are relaxed an friendly, and overall, it's a very nice place.

And it changed the World.

Click here to hear the song.

(And then send a check to The Guthrie Center.)

To learn more about this wonderful, magical place, click here.

Here is the old church in Great Barrington where Alice used to live with Ray and Fasha the dog.

Here is a window of the church.

Here is some garbage tied up nice and neatly in black garbage bags all ready to be put out at the curb on garbage day. To the right of the column is a 50 gallon garbage bin labeled BFI which was probably full, hence the garbage bags.

It's good to see that the litterers have rehabilitated themselves.