
Mary Lane Hospital

Old Saint William Cemetery is at West Street near Vermont Street. It is from 1850. The cemetery now has an addition and so see New Saint William Cemetery
This cemetery has a children’s section and a small priest section.
John Fallon – LINK
John Murphy – LINK



O’Day family
















Saint Mary’s Cemetery in Ware is at juncture of South Street and West Ware Road. Try following the one way scheme that they use to maintain some traffic flow. There is a nice crucifix area at the top of the hill. Most old burials are at the bottom of the hill. This cemetery serves the Saint Mary’s Church
Jrzyka – LINK


















Old South Hadley Cemetery 1902 move to the Evergreen Cemetery
Many families selected not to have their relatives moved into the back of the Evergreen Cemetery but rather into its middle. These were mostly family style gravestones.
The Day family is one such family. Some Days were in the Old SH Cemetery and some in Evergreen. In 1902 at the time of the big move, all the stones were disposed of and a new stone made.
Bolton family
Montague family
The Asa Clark family is another situation where the stones and bodies were moved but here the stones were kept.








Older Gravestones at the Saint Thomas the Apostle Cemetery of West Springfield
Amable Savaria – FINDAGRAVE

Cobblestone Mountain Reservoir
This reservoir is mostly in Blandford but a bit in Russell and Granville. It was completed in 1931. It serves the city of Springfield Massachusetts.
Cobblestone Mountain Reservoir Gatehouse is in Granville along with the Cobblestone Mountain Reservoir Bridge. The Cobble Mountain Reservoir Earthen Dam is in Russell.

Emily Dickinson Gravesite
It is the burial place of Emily Dickinson (FINDAGRAVE). Also of that of her father Edward. The first house that Emily lived in was just outside the Gaylord Gate and faced onto East Pleasant Street. See it at this external LINK.




