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Belchertown Town Common

WAR

War Memorial Flagpole

Vietnam War Memorial

Belchertown Civil War – Revolutionary War Monument (Soldiers’ Monument)

GAR Cannon

Belchertown Congregational Church

War Memorials in Belchertown Massachusetts

Belchertown Union Methodist Church at 31 Main Street. It is now called the Hope United Methodist Church.

It is from 1810 in Springfield but in 1874 it was dismantled and taken to this spot. It has a Federal style.

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.

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 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.

FINDAGRAVE

			burial
Rev. Thomas Brinton Flower			burial
James Frisbie Flower			burial
Mary W. Flower			burial
James Blaisdale			burial
Ralph Brown Blaisdale			burial

Ashfield

DAR State Forest

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

CATHOLICS

Gate of Heaven Cemetery – 421 Tinkham Road

Saint Aloysius Cemetery

Saint Benedict’s Cemetery

Saint Matthew’s Cemetery

Saint Michael’s Cemetery

Saint Joseph’s Polish National Cemetery

PROTESTANTS

Cherry Lane Cemetery

Hillcrest Park Cemetery

Maplewood Cemetery

Oak Grove Cemetery

Springfield Cemetery

Wachogue Cemetery

JEWISH

City of Homes Cemetery

Kesser Israel Cemetery

Sons of Israel Cemetery

Sinai Memorial Park

FORMERLY within SPRINGFIELD

Longmeadow Cemetery

Chicopee Street Burial Ground

East Street Cemetery

Pine Grove Cemetery

Elmwood Cemetery

SPECIAL

Bay Path Cemetery

Cathedral of Saint Michael the Archangel Churchyard

Forest Park (Barney Mausoleum)

Native American Burial Sites

Trinity Memorial Garden

Sacred Heart Churchyard

Saint Augustine Mortuary Chapel

Burial Grounds of Springfield throughout its History

Unitarian Universalist Church Memorial Garden – 245 Porter Lake Drive

Trinity Memorial Garden

GONE

Methodist Cemetery

Old Springfield Cemetery

Long Hill Cemetery

Saint Joseph’s Polish National Cemetery is from 1939.

External HISTORY – LINK

Cottage Street near Industrial Avenue