Faith Congregational Church is a 1912 Gothic Revival design by Louis Hinckley. It is at the corner of Fort Pleasant and Sumner. There was a prior church at this same location called the Faith Church.
Faith Congregational Church
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All Saints Episcopal Church
All Saints Episcopal Church at 39-41 Oakland Street. It is from 1908 in the Neo-Tudor style. The church has a rectory and a hall. The church campus is a Local Historic District.
Hampden
Hampden
Hampden Village
Hampden Country Club
Scripter Houses
Goat Rock
Hampden Center Dam 1780
Ravine Mill Dam 1867 near 224 Main Street along the Scantic River
World War One Memorial – juncture of Main and Chapin – 1920 – in the Hampden Village Green near The Hampden Hotel
CHURCHES
St. Mary Parish – 27 Somers Road – 1951 – www.stmaryshampden.org
Federated Community Church of Hampden 590 Main Street – formerly the Methodist Episcopal Church – made in 1832 and moved in 1859 – Greek Revival
Baptist Church 521 Main
CEMETERIES
Prospect Hill Cemetery – Sciantic Road in Hampden 1876 – Lucetta Davis Chaffee Howlett is the founder of the cemetery FINDAGRAVE – Saint Marys Cemetery – Sciantic Road near the Prospect Hill Cemetery – Chaffee Family Burial Ground
Leach Monument – Isaiah was killed in Jan 31 1816 by logs rolling over him. Twin monument is at a spot 150 feet north of Main Street opposite the Ravine Dam location. FINDAGRAVE
Granby Historic District
Granby Historic District on the Granby Commons
East Parish Congregational Church
East Parish Congregational Church Parish House
Granby Town House
Homer and Emily White Packard House and Tailor Shop
Bellefeuille and Peloquin House
Bell House
Ferry House
Kellogg House
Reverend Joseph Knight House – First East Parish Parsonage and Its Barn
Aldrich House – Aldrich Hall
Immaculate Heart of Mary Roman Catholic Church Rectory
Immaculate Heart of Mary Roman Catholic Church
Granby Town Hall – Kellogg Hall
Stanley House
Chapin House – after one skip
Capt. Luther Henry Barn and John’s Center Pharmacy
Kellogg Hay Barn
Granby Congregational Church Parsonage – Second East Parish Parsonage
Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Monument
Belcher House
Granby Free Public Library
Alvin Ferry House and Barn
Trolley Barns of Holyoke
Trolley Barns of Holyoke
Main Street Cemetery
Main Street Cemetery is from the 1840s. It is near the corner of Billing Way and Main Street.
PLAT map number 1 – EXTERNAL LINK
PLAT map number 2 – EXTERNAL LINK
Hatfield
Hatfield settled in 1661 and became a town in 1670.
Churches – LINK
Cemeteries – LINK
Other
Sophia Smith House 1867 26 Main – Austin Smith from 1820 at 22 Main Street
Graves – Lowell Mansion 1879 18 Elm St Hatfield
Moses Porter House in Hatfield
Billings Family Houses in Hatfield
Resources
Historical Society – External LINK
Old Burial Ground on Federal Hill
Old Burial Ground on Federal Hill is also called the Old North Burial Ground, the Federal Hill Cemetery, and the North Cemetery. The location is on Cooper Street near Fairview Street. The cemetery was first made in 1736. A 1880s history of Hampden County still lists the cemetery has being in the east west axis with headstones inscription to the east.
Agawam First Baptist Church
Agawam First Baptist Church is from 1830. It is in the Greek Revival style. Formation was in 1790. It is at 760 Main Street.
https://www.firstbaptistagawam.org
Agawam Baptist Church Parsonage is at 692 Main Street in Agawam. It is from between 1760 to 1795. It is also called the Allen – Hastings House. (Macris AGA.35)
Agawam Baptist Society House is at 684 Main Street and is from between 1840 to 1855. It also is in the Greek Revival style.
Maple Grove Cemetery
Maple Grove Cemetery
325 Southwick Street/Rte 57 near South West Street and North West Street
1829
