Burial Grounds of Shutesbury throughout its History
Jewish Community Association of Amherst Cemetery
Pratts Corner Cemetery – Pratts Corner Road
Locks Village Cemetery – Locks Pond Road – made in 1808 near Lake Wyola – to the west of the juncture of Lake Drive
Special Tour of a Grouping of Cemeteries
Three Cemeteries on Leverett Road – West Cemetery – Henry Cemetery – and the Jewish Community Association of Amherst Cemetery
Village Hill Cemetery
Valley Cemetery or North Valley Cemetery – 1848 – 183 North Valley Road – east of the Buffum and Meetinghouse Roads intersection 1815 until today
Pelham Hill Cemetery or Pelham Center Cemetery – 1739 – Amherst Road and Daniel Shays Highway (Rte 202) – this cemetery has false tombs which are rock gravestones that are shaped like chests but hold no bones – some gravestones and wall stones were moved from the highway area to the back – Town Hall moved here in early 1800s
Radium Girls is a book written about the women who suffered from radium radioactivity damage due to lip moistening paintbrushes used to paint radium onto watches.
Radioactivity is the decay of elements into smaller ones.
West Cemetery in Ware is on Greenwich Plains Road 1795 for individuals and Ware Center Cemetery – Greenwich Plains Road 1775 for ministers – near the Ware Center Meetinghouse – Ezra Thayer is with correct orientation of gravestones – FINDAGRAVE
Williamsburg Center Cemetery
Art Works of Hariette Bowdoin
about her family – The Lost Grave of South Hadley
Gethsemini Gardens
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