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 is at 155 South Pleasant Street.
It is from 1829.
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 is from 1669. It is also called First Burying Ground. It is found at the triangle near Prospect, Elm, and Maple Streets. Hatfield was settled between 1660 to 1661. It became a town in 1670. Thus the cemetery was made the year before only and hence there must have been burials in either Hadley or Northampton.
John Cowles FINDAGRAVE
Correct Arrangement of Stones
Dorotha Graves 1800 FINDAGRAVE
Elnathan Graves died in 1785 FINDAGRAVE
Martha Graves
Jemima Allis death in 1727
John Allis death in 1691. – LINK – oldest in this cemetery
Lydia Dwight has a normal headstone but has a footstone that states that it is a footstone.
William Williams FINDAGRAVE
Israel Williams FINDAGRAVE
Joseph Lyman FINDAGRAVE
Erosion on the Gravestones
Cotton Partridge – LINK
Janet Smith – FINDAGRAVE
The North Sunderland Cemetery is from 1813. It is on Montague Road (Route 47) between North Mountain Road and Reservation Road. This cemetery is still in use and is rather small.
North Sunderland Cemetery is also called the Gunn Family Burial Ground. The Gunn house is at 207 Montague Road in Sunderland. FINDGRAVE
Found in the back row is the Martin Hubbard stone.
Sunderland
Sunderland Center Historic District
Graves Memorial Library 1900 at 111 North Main St
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 Street.
External LINK to the church web site
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.
