Conway's Rural Context Conway is a scenic hilltown of 1800 residents just west of the Connecticut River Valley in western Massachusetts. This former mill town still has the appearance of self-sufficiency, with farm fields and sap buckets illustrating a life lived close to the land. It was originally the home of Walt Cudnohufsky, the landscape architect and creative educator who founded the School in 1972 and directed it for twenty years. The barn contains an airy classroom on the main level and studio for as many as twelve students on the lower level. The School's working library is a focused collection of 2500 volumes, located on the main floor.
Students share the responsibility of keeping the two wood stoves going during the winter months.
The tiny, two-level sugar house next door provides additional studio space for six students. The facilities at the Conway School are rustic and comfortable . Conway School of Landscape Design . All rights reserved.