Easthampton Library is in Knights Park. It was built in 1881. The style is English. The first library was in the Preston Store and then in the Town Hall.
Easthampton Milestone from 1750
John Mayher house
Easthampton High School 1912
ANNEX
Stanley Kolodzinski Park
Florence
Charles Parsons Block – 1900
Miss Florence Diner
from 1941
Nelson Davis Block
United States Post Office
Leeds Memorial Park
World War I
World War II
Korean War Veterans
Vietnam War Veterans
Nonotuck Silk Mill
Leeds School
French and Indian Wars
Captain Elisha Chapin – FINDAGRAVE – Commander at Fort Massachusetts in 1754
In Memory of Capt. Elisha Chapin who was killed by the savages at Williamstown in the County of Berkshire
Shepherd’s Woolen Mill Canal number 2
Spring Grove Cemetery was purchased in 1881 and ready in 1883. The first burial was in April of 1883. The land belonged to Warner and Graves. There one was a holding tomb near the North Farm Road entrance.
Estabrook
Warner
John Serex – This is a cenotaph since he is buried in Florence Italy.
William Cordes
Walter Corbin
Julius Perry Maine – Julius donated the sidewalks, curbing, and fountain
Donald Leith
Luther Ashley Martin – Luther donated the gates
Griggs
This is a cenotaph for this young child.
Sectional Map of the Cemetery – External Link to Northampton Site
Easthampton Veterans Monuments
Civil War
World War One
| Charles Bromley | |||
| Michael C Cameron | |||
| Abner Clark | |||
| Leo Courtemanche | |||
| Louis Cummings | |||
| Leonard Dalton | |||
| Joseph Dineen | |||
| Joseph Gilarowski | |||
| Rudolph Gradnitzer | |||
| Stephen Guernsey | |||
| Vincent Hayewski | |||
| James Hourihan | |||
| Andrew Lachance | |||
World War Two
KOREA
Vietnam
John Campbell
Company 1 in the 2nd Massachusetts Regiment Spanish American War 1898 veteran and also 2nd Calvary at Fort Sheridan Illinois
There was once an older cemetery in Easthampton and it was across from the Williston Seminary. It started about the 1750s and lasted to about 1865 when it was moved into the Main Street Cemetery (Main Street Cemetery). Most of these are positioned around the holding tomb in the back of that cemetery. However, others are scattered around the cemetery with the other burials. The reason why is that the families were asked if they wanted to have their ancestor buried in a plot and if the family wanted to pay for one then they are found around the cemetery.
Olde Center Burial Grounds is where the Providence Methodist Church and the Old First National Bank of Easthampton is now. It was opposite the original Williston.
