| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - It begins to make sense when you learn that the barn is part of Arrowhead, the Pittsfield farm where Herman Melville lived in the mid-1800s and penned many of his most famous works, and that the show is an exploration of how the Berkshire landscape influenced Melville???s writing. (Most notably, the view of Mount Greylock from the window of Melville???s study is widely believed to been the inspira
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