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East Longmeadow Town Hall and Library is from 1882 and is at 60 Center Square. When East Longmeadow formed in 1894 it became a town hall.

Norcross History Center is at 89 Maple Street in East Longmeadow. It is in the James Franklin Norcross House that is from 1879. Just to its right is the East Longmeadow Museum and Historic Commission. That organization is the John Peaseley House from 1852.

Franklin Norcross the son of James Norcross was sent to Longmeadow to learn the brownstone quarry trade. The family would develop about a dozen quarry in town.

The Norcross is now a house museum and an event center. EXTERNAL LINK

The brownstone quarries of East Longmeadow were many. IMAGE IMAGE

Center Hill Park is near School and High Streets.

East Longmeadow District #4 Schoolhouse

Quarryman

Adolphus Swedish Evangelical Lutheran Church is at 30 Somers Road. It is from 1891. It is also called the Saint Paul’s Lutheran Church. In 1961 they moved to 181 Elm Street. The Saint Paul Lutheran Church Parsonage is at 79 Prospect Street.

East Longmeadow Grange Hall #152 took it over in the 1960s.

Unitarian Meetinghouse has a external WEB page. There they have a history page.

The church has a Tiffany window that faces the road.

Amherst Town Hall has two plaques and they honor Spears and Mattoon. The town hall is from 1889.

The town web SITE.

Saint Andrews Episcopal Church is at the corner of East and Hampden Streets in Ludlow.

It is from 1905 and Frederick Jones is the architect.

Saints Peter and Paul Ukrainian Catholic Church at 45 Newbury Street.

Saint Paul’s Methodist Church at 115 Hubbard St Ludlow

year is 1905

INSIDE the Christ the King Church (click the link)

The church was ready in 1948. It is at 41 Warsaw Avenue. The architect is Anthony DePace. This is a church for the Polish ethnic group.

PARISH CENTER

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