Second Baptist Church of Holyoke had a prior location down on Main Street LINK (see there stop 4). This was near the juncture with Canal and Race.
Second Baptist Church of Holyoke
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National Historic Landmarks in Massachusetts
National Historic Landmarks in Massachusetts
| landmark | LINK | community | |
| Edward Bellamy House | LINK | Chicopee | |
| Springfield Armory | LINK | Springfield | |
| Historic Deerfield | LINK | Deerfield | |
| William Cullen Bryant Homestead | LINK | Cummington | |
| Emily Dickinson Museum | LINK | Amherst | |
| Arrowhead | LINK | Pittsfield | |
| Crane and Company Old Stone Mill Rag Room | LINK | Dalton | |
| W.E.B. Du Bois Boyhood Homesite | LINK | ||
| Chesterwood | LINK | Stockbridge | |
| Hancock Shaker Village | LINK | ||
| Jacob’s Pillow | LINK | Becket | |
| Mission House | LINK | Stockbridge | |
| The Mount | LINK | Lenox | |
| Naumkeag | Stockbridge | ||
| Western Railroad Stone Arch Bridges and Chester Factory Village Depot | Becket | ||
| American Antiquarian Society | Worcester | ||
| First Church of Christ | Lancaster | ||
| Fruitlands | Harvard | ||
| Goddard Rocket Launching Site | Auburn | ||
| John Gough House | Boylston | ||
| Liberty Farm | Worcester | ||
| General Rufus Putnam House | Rutland |
Saint John’s Episcopal Church
Saint John’s Episcopal Church is at 6 South Street (at the corner of South Street and Route 116)
Saint John’s Episcopal Church Burial Grounds
The church is also a burial site with 5 people interred within the church.
Ashfield
Ashfield
Briar Hill
Ashfield Veterans Monument – Whitney Acres Rd 1980
Briar Hill Cemetery from 1828 is on West Rd Ashfield
Saint John’s Episcopal Church and Burials
Plain Cemetery – Baptist Corner Road 1767 – Civil War Monument – also called Center Cemetery and Ashfield Cemetery
Baptist Corner Cemetery – on March Road
Burnett Family Cemetery – on private land
Northwest Cemetery – Apple Valley Road
Burial Grounds of Springfield throughout its History
Burial Grounds of Springfield throughout its History
CATHOLICS
Gate of Heaven Cemetery – 421 Tinkham Road
Saint Joseph’s Polish National Cemetery
LINK to my Patreon video about the Catholic cemeteries of Springfield.
PROTESTANTS
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JEWISH
FORMERLY within SPRINGFIELD
Native American Burial Sites (East Windsor Native American Burial Ground)
Longmeadow Cemetery (Longmeadow)
Chicopee Street Burial Ground (Chicopee)
East Street Cemetery (Chicopee)
Pine Grove Cemetery (Chicopee)
Elmwood Cemetery (Holyoke)
Old Meadow Cemetery (West Springfield)
Paucatuck Cemetery (West Springfield)
Ashleyville Cemetery (West Springfield)
Old Burial Ground on Federal Hill (Agawam)
Old Feeding Hills Cemetery (Agawam)
Sikes Cemetery (Ludlow)
Adams Cemetery (Wilbraham)
Old Hampden Cemetery (Hampden)
Old Center Cemetery (Suffolk Connecticut)
Town Cemetery (East Windsor Connecticut)
North Cemetery (Somers Connecticut)
West Cemetery (Somers Connecticut)
SPECIAL
Cathedral of Saint Michael the Archangel Churchyard
Forest Park (Barney Mausoleum)
Saint Augustine Mortuary Chapel
Burial Grounds of Springfield throughout its History
Unitarian Universalist Church Memorial Garden – 245 Porter Lake Drive
GONE
Methodist Cemetery
Saint Joseph’s Polish National Cemetery
Saint Joseph’s Polish National Cemetery is from 1939.
External HISTORY – LINK
Cottage Street near Industrial Avenue
Mary Mother of Hope Catholic Church
Mary Mother of Hope Catholic Church
Saint Luke’s Episcopal Church
Saint Luke’s Episcopal Church
Immaculate Conception Church
Immaculate Conception Church
Immaculate Conception Church Campus began in 1904 as a Polish ethnic group parish in the Catholic religion. The church is at 11 Parker Street.
Immaculate Conception School
The school is from 1909.
Immaculate Conception Rectory
The rectory is from 1912. It is at 25 Parker.
| pastor | starts | ends | burial |
| Francis Kolodzeiz | 1904 | ||
| Kiulbasinski | |||
| Kwasneski | 1913 | ||
| Joseph M Tomikowski | 1913 | ||
Immaculate Conception Convent
The convent is from 1916.
Immaculate Conception Church War Memorial
| military | war | burial | |
| Fryderyk Gwozdz | WW1 | burial | |
| Andrzej Lackmanek | WW1 | burial | |
| Jan Lazor | WW1 | burial | |
| Jan Wozniak | WW1 | burial | |
| Josef Bigda | WW2 | burial | |
| Stanislaw Boryczka | WW2 | burial | |
| Mieczyslaw Chmura | WW2 | burial | |
| Edwin Chrabaszcz | WW2 | burial | |
| Franciszek A Chrzanowski | WW2 | burial | |
| Teodor Droszcz | WW2 | burial | |
| Wladyslaw S Gladkowski | WW2 | burial | |
| Mieczyslaw A Irla | WW2 | burial | |
| Franciszek S Jamro | WW2 | burial | |
| Stefan J Kaczowka | WW2 | burial | |
| Jan A Kapinos | WW2 | burial | |
| Jozef Karczmarczyk | WW2 | burial | |
| Mieczyslaw K Kielbania | WW2 | burial | |
| Edwin J Klys | WW2 | burial | |
| Edward M Kozdronkiewicz | WW2 | burial | |
| Leon E Labaj | WW2 | burial | |
| Franciszek S Lezon | WW2 | burial | |
| Leon E Lezon | WW2 | burial | |
| Franciszek J Majewicz | WW2 | burial | |
| Jan E Nowak | WW2 | burial | |
| Wladyslaw M Obrzut | WW2 | burial | |
| Mieczyslaw Olejarczyk | WW2 | burial | |
| Jan A Podsadowski | WW2 | burial | |
| Tadeusz J Puc | WW2 | burial | |
| Jozef S Rogala | WW2 | burial | |
| Leon J Sajdak | WW2 | burial | |
| Jan W Stupak | WW2 | burial | |
| Edward Szlosek | WW2 | burial | |
| Stanislaw P Truchan | WW2 | burial | |
| Kazimierz T Tyburski | WW2 | burial | |
| Wladyslaw F Wegiel | WW2 | burial | |
| Jozef F Wojnar | WW2 | burial | |
| Mieczyslaw J Wozniak | WW2 | burial | |
| Edward P Ziencina | WW2 | burial | |
| Tadeusz W Skowron | Korean War | burial |
Neighborhood
The Victoria Stusik Dry Goods Store is at 10 Parker with the Commercial Block to its right and also to its back.
The Polish Home Society of Tadwusz Kosciuszko from 1925 is at 28-30 Rapalus Avenue.
Springfield Manufacturing Company Boarding House is at 11 Ludlow Avenue. Also at 545 and 577 Main St Springfield. These were homes for the workers at the Springfield Manufacturing Company (1821 to 1849). Then Ludlow Mills (1849 to 1868). Then the Ludlow Manufacturing Company
United Presbyterian Church
United Presbyterian Church is located at Newbury and Greenleaf Streets. This church is from 1925. It was dedicated February 14 1926. It was built in the Gothic Revival style. It borders on Dana Park.
It is now Crossroads Ministries – LINK
