One of the nicest places in the town is Mount Holyoke College. Mary Lyon founded the seminary in 1837 for girls. It since has changed into a college for women. Some of the oldest buildings on campus are along College Street.
This is also part of the South Hadley Heritage tour. Navigate back to the tour page HERE.
| building | year | picture | link | ||
| Mount Holyoke College Observatory | 1881 | ||||
| Abbey Memorial Chapel and Mary Lyon Hall | 1897 |  | link | ||
| Dwight Memorial Hall | 1902 |  | link | Romanesque Revival – art classes | |
| Williston Memorial Library | 1905 |  | link | oldest part is to the west and newest to the east | |
| Pratt Music Hall | 1909 | link | NeoColonial – William Hammond was the music director | ||
| Mary Woolley Hall | 1916 | link | |||
| Skinner Hall | 1917 |  | link | ||
| Rockefeller Hall | 1923 | link | |||
| Mary Woolley Hall | 1923 | link | |||
| Talcott Arboretum | 1899 | link | |||
| North and South Mandelle Halls | 1923 | link | Designed by Allen Cox in the NeoColonial Style. Same as the Rockefeller Halls. These were called the Hillside Halls. | ||
| Shattuck Hall | 1932 | First a chemistry hall and then physics. | |||
| College Gates | link | ||||
| Upper Lake | link | ||||
| Lower Lake | link | ||||
| Middle Lake | link | ||||
| Mount Holyoke College Campus Trails | link | ||||
| Mount Holyoke College Burial Ground | link | ||||
| Greens of Mount Holyoke College | link |
