Excerpt from Pittsfield, Massachusetts, 1761 1911, 150th Anniversary Celebration, Sunday, July 2, Monday, July 3, Tuesday, July 4, 1911: Official Program and Souvenir

Pittsfield is known far and wide as The Gem City of the Berkshires, a title of peculiar appropriateness, because of its natural beauty, its high standards of municipal and individual life, and because, from a materialistic as well as from an idealistic standpoint, it possesses in an unusual degree the characteristics of the ideal American city.

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