In the northeast corner of Hawthorne Manor’s expansive grounds, nestled beside a frozen tributary of the Housatonic River, stood the historic 18th-century stone grist mill. Built in 1784 by early Berkshire settlers and later integrated into Arthur Vance’s private conservation park in 1912, the mill's heavy dry-laid schist walls and massive oak waterwheel were a testament to the region's early industrial craftsmanship. Claire and Nathan walked through the snow-laden hemlocks…
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