Conway Massachusetts

The Town of Conway is located on State Route 116 in the foothills of the Berkshires just west of the Connecticut River Valley. Home of one of the few remaining covered bridges in Massachusetts, Conway was incorporated in 1767 named in honor of General Henry Conway, who supported the repeal of the Stamp Act in Parliament.

Conway boasts a number of maple sugar houses and is the site of the Conway State Forest and South River State Forest. One of the community's most famous residents was Marshall Field, the developer of Marshall Field Department Store in Chicago. Born and raised in Conway, Fields donated the Memorial Library to the town in honor of his parents.