Cemeteries of Northampton
Congregation B’nai Israel Cemetery
Northampton State Hospital Burial Grounds
Saint Mary’s Cemetery of Northampton
Saint Marys Assumption Cemetery
Our Lady of the Annunciation Churchyard
Saint Peter and Paul Russian Orthodox Cemetery – Mountain Street – near Arcanum Field (entrance on North Maple Street)
Northampton Native American Burial Site
Holy Trinity Cemetery (cemetery of the St Valentine Church) – see Hatfield
Parks of Northampton
Veterans Park – off West Street – WW2 memorial
Arcanum Field – 220 Bridge Rd
Agnes Fox Field and Playground – 253 State St
Ellerbrook Field – 48 Burts Pit Rd
Maines Field – 570 Riverside Drive in Florence
Florence Fields – 145 Meadow St
Trinity Row Park – South Main Street in Florence
Mineral Hills Conservation Area
Cemeteries of Hatfield
See the town cemetery site for a fine description of the cemeteries – External SITE
Bradstreet Cemetery – 100 feet to the west of Main Street at Old Farms and Depot Road – PLAT map 1843 – two large family plots
West Hatfield Cemetery – West Street south of Chestnut Street and north of Church Avenue 1848 – on the east side of the road
North Hatfield Cemetery – West Street just south of Mountain Drive 1844 – Wells burial plot has metallic chain with bells
Churches of Easthampton
Catholic Churches
Immaculate Conception Church Campus
Notre Dame du Bon Conseil Church Campus
Protestant Churches
Saint Philip’s Episcopal Church
First Congregational Church of Easthampton (see Payson above)
Christ Evangelical Lutheran Church
Calvary Baptist Church 413 Main Street
First Congregational Church Parsonage at 13 Northampton Street from 1846
Williston Academy Chapel at 41 Park Street from 1965
Churches of Easthampton throughout its History
Churches of Amherst
First Congregational Church – First Congregational Church Parsonage 17 Seelye Street
North Amherst Congregational Church at 1193 North Pleasant is from 1826 and parsonage is at 1170 North Pleasant 1839 and the North Amherst Town Hall and Parsonage is at 1193 is from 1845
South Amherst Congregational Church
Wesley Methodist Episcopal Church
First Parish Church and Meeting House
Saint Brigid’s Roman Catholic Church
Amherst Baptist Church 1838
Hope Community Church – 16 Gaylord Street 1912 – started as Zion Congregation Church – one of two spinoffs from the Zion Chapel of 1869
