Oak Apartments on Oak Street in Holyoke

Oak Apartments on Oak Street in Holyoke

Here along the eastern edge of the city block, there is a line of apartments. As you look at them from right to left they are the Ideal, Oak, Oak Center (two buildings), Oakhill, Oakwood, and Arzelia (two buildings). Across Oak Street from the Arzelia is the Odell and across Appleton Street from the Odell is the Virginia. One location of interest is 201 Oak which in 1982 was called the Sisters of Providence Epiphany House.

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Ideal
Oak
Oak Center196 and 200
Oakhill
Oakwood
Arzelia

New City in Easthampton

New City in Easthampton

The oldest homes are 1860s and are located on Ferry, Emerald, and Lincoln. When West Boylston arrived they made more in 1903 – on Harrison and Oakdale. Later in 1920 more were made – on Dartmouth, Exeter, Federal, and Clinton.

This schoolhouse started in 1902 as the Hampton Mills School but in 1908 became the
Parsons Street School. It was doubled in size in 1913.

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Emerald Place1865
Harrison Avenue1903
Lincoln Street1865
Ferry Street1865
Oakdale Street1903
Dartmouth Street1917
Exeter Street1917
Federal Street1917
Clinton Street1917

old homes on Ferry Street
Parsons Street Schoolhouse 1902

East Longmeadow First Baptist Church

East Longmeadow First Baptist Church predominates in the Baptist Village section of East Longmeadow.

The older church is at 89 Meadowbrook Road and is from 1820.

The newer church is at 48 Parker Street and is from 1970.

East Longmeadow First Baptist Church Parsonage is at 126 Meadowbrook Road East and is from 1865. The next parsonage is at 135 Parker Street and is from 1888.