Easthampton Waterworks Dam is located near the crossing of Northampton Street with the Manhan River. Use Mill Street to get to the dam site.
From 1866 to 1885 this dam was owned by Joel Bassett and the Mount Tom Thread Company. Easthampton had a hydroelectric generator on the dam until 1947.
At 35 Northampton Street is workers’ housing for the old saw mill. 1840
A Waterworks building is in the back.
The reservoir is any water on the south of the dam.
Avenue A
Crocker Bank Block
Carnegie Public Library
Ancient Order of the Hibernians
Montague Town Hall
Flood of 1874
Memorial Plaque in Leeds
Find these information stations around Leeds.
Fire Stations of Chicopee
| firefighters | |||
| Joseph Skibinski | 1970 | ||
| William Gynan | 1979 | ||
| Dennis Kusnierz | 2000 | ||
| Richard Schneerweis | 2003 | ||
| Anthony Spano | 2017 | ||
South Hadley Public Libraries
Main Street Library
Gaylord Library – LINK
South Hadley Carnegie Library
South Hadley Public Library on Canal Street
Library Park
Massachusetts State Veterans Cemetery in Agawam (1390 Main Street) from the year 2001.
Memorial Walk
Memorial Tablet
CHAPEL
Administration
Flags
Memorial Tablet Gravestones
Tablet Gravestones for Families
Cemetery Nomenclature
Tablet Headstone
Tablet Footstone
Slab Monument
Monumental Obelisk
Table Gravestone
Pedestal Marker
Tombstone
Grave Ledger
TYPES
Family Burial Ground
Churchyard Burial Ground
Town Burial Ground
Neighborhood Burial Ground
Garden Cemetery
Lawn Cemetery
Old Burying Ground is also called the Mechanic Street Cemetery. It is on the National Register. It is from 1683. VIRTUAL TOUR and MAP – EXTERNAL
Entrance is on Mechanic Street near Chapel Street. Before 1834 the entrance was on the southern part of the cemetery.
Archippas Morgan – his family plot is surround by wrought iron fence
Falley
Bishop
Abigail Nobel 1683
Samuel Mather 1789 picture
Mary Noble Fox – last burial
GATES
Signs
French and Indian War Memorial 1998
Historical Marker 1964
Shepard Memorial Plaque
