Williamstown Resources     Class of 1906 - Williams College, Williamstown MA, indexed by Vikki Gray     Williamstown Vital Records in PDF Intro and Abbreviations Birth Marriages. Deaths Births Adams to Etheridge Marriages Allen to Davis Typed Deaths Adams to Curtis Births Etheridge to Roberts Marriages Day to Penniman Deaths Curtiss to Porter Births Roberts to End Marriages Perry to End Deaths Porter to End Williamstown Links              Berkshire Athenaeum This library has an excellent collection of historical/genealogical material. The staff             are friendly and helpful making the Athenaeum well worth a visit.                        Berkshire Eagle  Pittsfield's Newspaper:  Subscribe to weekly e-mails of Vital Record Info                        Berkshire Family History Association A not-for-profit, educational association dedicated to advancing the             knowledge, understanding and appreciation of family history and genealogy with special emphasis on Berkshire             County, the State of Massachusetts and the New England region.         Commonwealth Community Profile & Links Links related to the town including addresses of libraries.              Community Page Brief historical sketch as well as contemporary community information regarding lodging,             restaurants, and community events. Links to sites of local interest.                        Community Profile (DHCD) Department of Housing and Community Development statistics including             government, population, education and other statistical distributions.              The Berkshire Museum              Town of Williamstown               Williams College               Williams College Library               Williams College Museum of Art Information about exhibitions and their collection.                         Williamstown Public Library Web site mentions the "House of Local History". The collection includes             photographs, documents, and artifacts from the 1700s to the present day with a stated goal of: "Its goal is to             document the diverse people and buildings, the associations and businesses, the institutions and events, which form             the town's history from the earliest days to the present time."