Rumored to have been a brothel and speakeasy during the great depression, The Dream Away Lodge has been a Berkshire legend for close to a hundred years. This two-hundred year-old farmhouse tucked away at the edge of October Mountain State Forest is renown for its colorful place in Berkshire history. It’s original, larger than life founder, Mamma Frasca created an oasis of cocktails, food and drink in the middle of nowhere. The 1975 visitation by Arlo Guthrie, Bob Dylan, Joan Baez, Allen Ginsberg and the Rolling Thunder Review, led to the Dream Away’s prominent role in Part Two of Dylan’s …