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Ashfield Water District

(413) 628-0288

Cheshire Water Commissioners

(413) 743-1690

Dalton Water Department

(413) 684-0500

Housatonic Water Works Inc

(413) 528-1780

Huntington Water Department

(413) 667-3356

Lanesboro Water Department

(413) 442-5916

Lenox Water Division

(413) 637-5525

Mill River Water Takers Association Inc

(413) 229-3164

Stockbridge Water Department

(413) 298-3890

Town of Stockbridge

(413) 298-5581

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Facts about Becket, MA:
Becket is a town in Berkshire County, Massachusetts, United States. It is part of the Pittsfield, Massachusetts Metropolitan Statistical Area. The population was 1,779 at the 2010 census. Becket was first settled in 1740 and was officially incorporated in 1765. The original "Beckett" for which the town of Becket was named, is an estate or "tithing" which once belonged to the Admiral Lord Barrington (as in "Great Barrington, MA). It is located in Shrivenham, formerly in Berkshire, England, about five miles east of the important railroad town of Swindon. Sir Francis Bernard, the Royal Governor of Massachusetts in 1765, was a close friend of Lord Barrington and was himself a native of Berkshire, England. It is said that he enjoyed many a happy restful holiday in the beautiful surroundings of Beckett, and that these pleasant memories influenced him in 1765 to give the name Becket to Township Number Four when he approved its incorporation. In 1811, 16 men from Becket traveled to the...