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He is a newspaper editor and columnist and the author of local Berkshire histories including books about Great Barrington, Monument Mountain, Lake Buel, Beartown, the Knox Trail and, nearing completion, 18th and 19th century waterpowered industry on the Housatonic River.
Jan 24, 2023 · Bernard A. Drew: 133 years before Johnny Cash filmed 'The Trail of Tears' in the Berkshires, a Windsor-born preacher argued against the atrocity. By Bernard A. Drew. Jan 24, 2023. 3 min to read. The 1971 NET television docudrama “The Trail of Tears” featured singing legend Johnny Cash.
Jul 3, 2021 · Drew is the last surviving founding member of the Windsor Historical Commission and author of two books on town history, “The Colonel on Skis: And Other Stories of Notchview Reservation in Windsor, Massachusetts,” about the former Ely estate where he grew up, and “Charles H. Ball: Berkshire’s Biggest Smalltown Industrialist,” about a ...
Oct 14, 2021 · When the Great Barrington Historical Commission decided that a comprehensive study was needed to determine what the town had lost with the goal of determining what it could keep and how it could keep it, the group knew to whom to turn: historian, writer and longtime resident Bernard A. Drew.
Bernard A. Drew has 45 books on Goodreads with 219 ratings. Bernard A. Drew’s most popular book is 100 Most Popular African American Authors: Biographica...
Bernard A. Drew: Elementary, my dear reader - the quirky overlapping history of Sherlock Holmes and Berkshire County
by Bernard A. Drew | Jan 1, 1999 Hardcover Hard-boiled dames: Stories featuring women detectives, reporters, adventurers, and criminals from the pulp fiction magazines of the 1930s
