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Riverside Cemetery is on Cemetery Road in Sunderland.

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Mary Crafts Hovey

Sunderland

Sunderland Center Historic District

Graves Memorial Library 1900 at 111 North Main St

Sunderland Ramp

Gunn Family Dairy Farm

Whitmore’s Mills – William Bowman house 55 Falls Rd from 1832

Sunderland Bridge

Center School from 1922 -12 School Street

Sunderland First Congregational Church – 91 South Main St 1836
Sunderland First Congregational Chapel – 93 South Main St 1849
Sunderland Congregational Church Parish House – 87 South Main St 1817 – Luther Root house before that

Sunderland Congregational Parsonage Carriage House – 79 South Main St

Elisha Smith house from 69 South Main St Sunderland from 1756

North Sunderland Cemetery from 1813 on Montague Road (Route 47) between North Mountain Road and Reservation Road – still in use

Riverside Cemetery 1714 (Mary Craft Hovey) – Crocker Cemetery was moved into here in 1908 from Leverett – near the juncture of South Main Street, Cemetery Road, Old Amherst Road, and River Road (near the Sunderland Bridge)

First Central Baptist Church is from 1878.

In 1832 a Baptist Church was built on Maple and Belcher Streets.

In 1850 a Baptist Church was built on Market St.

Springfield First Church of Christ Scientist at 599 State Street of Springfield is from 1915. They started in the 1880s in the city. In 1905 they had a wooden chapel. The structure is in the classical style.

Later the Springfield Progressive Community Baptist Church in 1995.

Saint George Orthodox Greek Church was called the Memorial Church. It is at Main and Plainfield Streets. It is from 1869 and is associated with the Union Evangelical Society. The society is from 1865.

Memorial Square Historic District

Memorial Church Parish House is at 2309 Main Street. 1894

Greek Cultural Center

Our Lady of Hope Roman Catholic Church is at 474 Armory and 577 Carew Streets in Springfield Massachusetts. It was made in 1925 and is another John Donohue church. The campus is a Local Historic District.

The parish was started in 1906 in the Hungry Hill neighborhood (now called Liberty Heights). In 1907 a wooden church was made. It was at Armory corner of Grover. Rectory at 14 Grover. It would become at the church hall in 1925.

The 1925 church had a rectory attached to it in the 1970s.

Our Lady of Hope School is from 1917. It is at 615 Carew Street of Springfield. The nuns were from the Sisters of Saint Joseph. A newer school and convent were built behind the church.

Court Square Historic District

First Church Congregational 1818

Hampden County Courthouse 1874

Springfield Soldiers Monument 1885

Springfield Vietnam Memorial 1994

Springfield Marine Monument – Semper Fidelis 1974

Byers Block 1835

McKinley Monument

Springfield District Court 1930

Miles Morgan Statue 1892

Springfield Municipal Complex 1912

Chicopee National Bank 1888

Court Square Building 1892

Court Square Ornamental Fountain

Symphony Hall 1912

Holy Trinity Cemetery is on Elm Court Road and was founded in 1931. The Holy Trinity Cemetery belongs to the Saint Valentine Polish National Catholic Church of Northampton. The Saint Valentine Polish National Catholic Church is at 127 King Street in Northampton.

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Wladyslaw Pawlowski was one of the early pastors of the church but not the founder.

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All burials earlier than 1931 are cenotaphs. The Pawel Bobrowiecki case is peculiar.

Wincenty Mazata is far from all other stones.

Calvary Cemetery in Hatfield – Bridge Street (100 yards from School Street and 200 yards from Prospect) – 1900 – belonged to Saint Joseph Parish – church at 15 School Street – This cemetery was heavily used both by the Saint Joseph Church and by the Holy Trinity Church. The Holy Trinity Cemetery in Hatfield belongs to the Holy Trinity Church in Northampton which is a Polish National Church.

Now this cemetery is associated with Our Lady of Grace Parish

Rev Fr Andrew J. Baczyk

Jozef Stanczyk

Baby Section and Potters Field

Cross

CHAPEL

The building started in 1923 as the Congregation Kodimoh Synagogue. They own the Congregation Kodimoh Cemetery in West Springfield. Cemetery LINK. The congregation dates back to 1916 and its origin is in this Forest Park neighborhood.

Then Kesser Israel Synagogue in 1966 took over. They are a Hasidic group. Their cemetery is in Springfield at LINK. The congregation started in the North End of Springfield in 1900. The moved into a mansion in 1909, that, is the Jobson Mansion at 329 Chestnut Street. This home synagogue was taken over and they moved here.