Museum Facsimiles Outlet Store

23 reviews

+1 (413) 499-1818

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31 South St

Pittsfield, MA 01201

+1 (413) 499-1818

http://www.museumoutlets.com

When you want something beyond ordinary . . . An eclectic mix of some things you need, some things you don't need but just want and many things to make your home and life more pleasant. Doing dual duty as an outlet store for Museum Facsimiles, Pittsfield USA manufacturer supplying boutique stores, and an outlet for the cool things we find.

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4.023 reviews

Mia Z.

4/28/2025

Beautiful !!! Great selection-a must see when visiting Pittsfield! Eclectic offerings- each of my grandchildren have a book binding picture of a beautiful children's book for their bedrooms....

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Thomas B.

9/30/2024

This is a great shop in downtown Pittsfield. Went in with the intent to just browse; but ended up indulging my creative side making some customized magnetic license plate signs (for Xmas gifts)....

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Mercedes C.

1/18/2022

Don't mistake Museum Facsimiles as the Berkshire Museum's gift shop just because of its name or that it's literally right next door to the actual museum. This is separate and apart from the...

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Melissa V.

7/4/2017

What a fun store!!! Lots of interesting funky decor. They also do custom framing and I fell in love with their enlarged framed book spines, what a great idea for the book lover!! I think they're...

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Robert C.

7/25/2016

Really cool stuff at Ken's store! Most is created by the owner and sold to retail establishments. Come in here for art, framing, accessories and knick-knacks at wholesale prices!

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The development of the cutlery industry in the United States dates back to the first half of the 19th century and Lamson & Goodnow Manufacturing ranks as a founding father of this craft. Established at the beginning of the industrial revolution in 1837 by inventor Silas Lamson and his sons, Ebenezer and Nathaniel and by Abel Goodnow, Lamson & Goodnow is the oldest continuous producer of cutlery in the United States. The early days of the industry were ones of explosive growth as a rapidly expanding industrial America provided a huge, diverse market for cutlery and edged tools. Lamson & Goodnow, relying on master cutlers from Sheffield, England, and Solingen, Germany, rapidly grew to be the largest producer of edged tools and cutlery in the United States, employing 340 people by 1860 and more than 500 during the Civil War.