South Hadley is found across the Connecticut River from Holyoke.
Canal Systems
Riverside Park of South Hadley
Navigational Canals of the Connecticut River
Presentations or Special
South Hadley in the Great War (presentation)
A House in South Hadley through Time – 5 Walnut Street and the Scott Family with bonus of Researching Local History in South Hadley (presentation)
The Lost Grave of South Hadley (presentation)
mills of South Hadley (includes a presentation from Leo Labonte)
South Hadley Civil War Memorial
Brick Industry in South Hadley
Churches
Saint Patrick’s Church of South Hadley
South Hadley Center Congregational Church
Saint Theresa of Lisieux Church of South Hadley
Cemeteries
Evergreen Cemetery – FINDAGRAVE
South Hadley Center Burial Grounds Walking Tour
Burial Grounds of South Hadley throughout its History (presentation)
parks
streams, dams, reservoirs, and lakes of South Hadley
South Hadley has many brooks that pass through the town. These at times have been dammed and formed into reservoirs. See my collected TABLE of data on these brooks. See the LAKES link at the Bynan Conservation land.
conservation lands
The lands can be found at the TABLE of information that I have collected from the South Hadley town web site.
Schools
streets and neighborhoods
