Springfield Street Railway – Trolley Barn 1897
Springfield Street Railway – Trolley Barn
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Springfield Spanish-American War Memorial
Springfield Spanish-American War Memorial was made in 1906. Melzar Mosman was the sculptor.
El Caney and Santiago de Cuba were the two locations that groups from the Springfield area fought in.
Second Massachusetts Infantry U.S.V.
War with Spain 1898
Erected by Friends of the Regiment in Everlasting Remembrance
Field and Staff
Major Henry C Bowen surgeon
| Co A | Joseph H | Boardman | |
| George L | Forest | ||
| Co B | Harry J | Vesper | 2nd Lieutenant |
| Richard H | Bearse | Sargeant | |
| Paul J | Kingston | wagoner | |
Memorial Square Historic District
Memorial Square Historic District
Springfield Spanish-American War Memorial
Springfield Street Railway – Trolley Barn
Memorial Square Building at 2291-2295 Main Street from 1911
Hale Smith House – 2335 Main Street 1883
Edgar Sweatland House – 2345 Main St 1886
Quabbin Park Cemetery
Quabbin Park Cemetery is in Ware.
GATES
Tomb 1932 – capacity of 8
Chapel 1940
Civil War statue from Enfield Massachusetts
World War One honor roll and memorial
Cemetery map (external link) and information (external link)
Records Search – LINK
Cemetery plaques
Smith Family Monument
Rindge Family Monument
Arthur Shurcliff was the landscape architect
CEMETERIES
LIST of the cemeteries that form Quabbin
DISCONTINUED cemeteries and MORE on second page
Tue, Jun 21, 1932 ·Page 27
Grace Episcopal Church
Grace Episcopal Church is from 1866. It is made of gneiss. The location is 18 Boltwood Avenue Amherst. The church has its own WEB site (external). The stained glass windows are original. They are explained at their beautiful web site of the church. GLASS
Amherst Episcopal Church Parish House is at 16 Spring Street. It is from 1914. It was designed by Karl Putnam in the Tudor Arts and Craft style.
the rectory is along the side
First Parish Church and Meeting House
First Parish Church and Meeting House is at 155 South Pleasant Street.
It is from 1829.
The Homestead and Evergreen
First Congregational Church
First Congregational Church had the cornerstone placed on September 21 1867. This is the 4th meeting house of the First Parish. It was dedicated in 1868. The parsonage is to its back left.
The First Parish Church and Meeting House is still in place.
Hill Cemetery
Hill Cemetery is from 1669. It is also called First Burying Ground.
at the triangle near Prospect, Elm and Maple Streets
North Sunderland Cemetery
North Sunderland Cemetery is also called the Gunn Family Burial Ground. The Gunn house is at 207 Montague Road in Sunderland. FINDGRAVE