Ludlow Center Cemetery
stop 1 – gates and old burials
stop 2 – Day children
John Quincy Adams Day who died August 23 1843 as a child was the first burial within this cemetery.
stop 3 – Fuller families
stop 4 – Ithiel Lombard
stop 5 – potters field
stop 6 – Sikes
stop 7 – work houses
stop 8 – Lyon
stop 9 – Robert Parsons
stop 10 – tomb
Reservoir Cemetery
Seth Janes House is at 14 Main St Easthampton and is from 1755. It is the oldest human structure in the town. The style is Georgian.
Lyman House is from 1859. It is at 157 Main Street.
Dickinson House is from 1884. It is at 149 Main. Form 1899 to 1939 it was where the Enterprize Printing firm had its operations. It is in the Greek Revival style.
William Lyman House is from 1851 and is in the Gothic Revival style. It is found at 143 Main Street. It stayed in the Lyman family from then until 1928. At that point it was owned by the DAR.
Shoals House is a Greek Revival style house. It is at 135 Main Street. It is from 1867. From 1868 to the early 1900s the Shoals family owned the house. Shoals was an artist.
Julius Pomeroy House was built in 1861 and owned by that family until 1921.
Clark and Bartlett Building was built in 1869. It was run as a meat market until 1908. From then until 1931 it was a plumbing store.
John Scott House is from 1861. This is at 117 Main St Easthampton. It stayed in the Scott family until 1919 that is 58 years. Liz Scott ran her dress making business here.
