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Community Preservation Act (in Holyoke)

Community Preservation Act (in Holyoke)

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Boys and Girls Club Playground2019linkCPAC link
Chestnut and Franklin Street Housing Rehabilitation2019linkCPAC link
City Hall Annex Latterns2019linkCPAC link
City Hall Basement Document Recovery2023linkCPAC link
City Hall Stained Glass Windows2019-2020-2022linkCPAC link
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Gloutak Woods2019-2022linkCPAC link
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Harper’s Haven Toddler Playground Fencing2021linkCPAC link
Holyoke Fire Department 1935 Mack Fire Engine Restoration2021linkCPAC link
Holyoke Merry-Go-Round Restoration2020linkCPAC link
Jackson Street First-Time Home Buyer Housing Project2020linkCPAC link
John Kennedy Memorial Restoration2021linkCPAC link
Jones Point Park Master Plan2023linkCPAC link
Lady Liberty Restoration2020-2022linkCPAC link
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Mayer Field Playground Improvements2021linkCPAC link
MIFA Victory Theater Mural Restoration2021linkCPAC link
Miracle League Playground2022linkCPAC link
O’Connell Building Restoration2022linkCPAC link
Pulaski Park Wall Restoration Study2021linkCPAC link
Scott Tower Anniversary Hill Park and Day Brook Land Acquisition and Restoration2021-2022-2023linkCPAC link
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Smith’s Ferry Cemetery2019linkCPAC link
War Memorial Building Facade Restoration2021linkCPAC link
Wayfinders Library Commons Affordable Housing2021linkCPAC link
Wistariahurst Repairs2020-2021-2022-2023linkCPAC link
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Wrights Block2023linkCPAC link
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National Guard Armory of Holyoke

The National Guard Armory on Sargeant Street was dedicated on May 1 1907. In 1906 the armory was constructed off of the plan of William Howe. The armory functioned as such from 1906 to 1992. It served the Massachusetts Army National Guard – 1st Battalion – 104th Infantry – Company D. The armory was built off of funds from the government of Holyoke and some from the state.

The National Guard Armory of Holyoke has the Spanish American War deaths from Holyoke on a plaque. Read about these men HERE. One plaque has names of administrators and politicians and the other plaque has names of the veterans of the war that were from Holyoke.