Longmeadow Cemetery is from 1716
First Longmeadow Church of Christ
Stephen Williams – FINDAGRAVE
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Longmeadow
Longmeadow
PARKS
Williams Street Playground
Bay Path University
CHURCHES
First Longmeadow Church of Christ
Saint Andrew’s Episcopal Church
Saint Mary’s Roman Catholic Church
First Church of Christ Scientist Building
CEMETERIES
NEIGHBORHOODS – LINK
SCHOOLS
Florence Congregational Church
Florence Congregational Church is from 1861.
Sojourner Truth Memorial
Sojourner Truth Memorial – EXTERNAL LINK
African-American Heritage Trail (from Sojourner Truth Memorial group) – EXTERNAL LINK to trail map
Lilly Library
Lilly Library
Park Street Cemetery
Park Street Cemetery is from the 1820s.
The Porter curbing is still there but the family tombstone is gone. They were most likely disinterred in the 1890s during the national movement to have better burial places for the families.
Burleigh family
George Hoderstia
Shepherd’s Woolen Mill Canals
Shepherd’s Woolen Mill Canal number 1 was the highest upstream on the Mill River within Northampton.
From 1809 they were Shepherd’s Woolen Mills.
In 1828 they became the Northampton Woolen Mills.
In 1858 they became the Nonotuck Silk Mill.
In 1922 they became the Corticelli Silk Mills.
They closed in 1931.
Northampton Woolen Mill Canal
Northampton Woolen Mill Canal
In 1858 it became the Chritchlow Button Factory. In 1871 it became the Warner Button Factory.
Huntington
Huntington
Highland Mills Canal
Massasoit Paper Mill Canal
Cooks Canal
Cooks Dam below the bridge
Spillway of the dam
Cooks Canal on old map
1813 Webster has a woolen mill here
1820s Cooks Woolen Mill
1830s and 1840s
1855 Northampton Woolen Mill 2nd mill
1870s Warner Button Mill number 2
Saw Mill Hills – KESTREL trail