The Montague Hotel sat on the corner of Union and Main Street in Montague Center, Massachusetts. It was originally built in 1830, by Col. Aretas Ferry. By the turn of the century, it had 18 rooms and served food and drink. Later, it became known as the Montague Inn. It stood until March of 1953, when a fire destroyed it entirely. In front of the hotel, running along Main Street, are the tracks of Montague’s streetcar system, which connected it to Greenfield to the north and Amherst to the south.