Sargeant Street School

1911 Richards map
Sanborn map analysis
Sanborn 1949 map – gone

The Saint Thomas the Apostle Cemetery of West Springfield is on Kings Highway. FINDAGRAVE

Patrick Phelan
James Tyrrell – FINDAGRAVE


Amable Savaria – FINDAGRAVE

Agnes Contri has two gravestones

Chapel – from 1929

Jewish Cemeteries

B’Nai Jacob Cemetery
Beth El Cemetery
Beth Israel Cemetery
Congregation Kodimoh Cemetery
Church Street (Chicopee)

Edward Bellamy (1850 to 1898) – FINDAGRAVE – wrote Looking Backwards in 1888. He also wrote Equality in 1897. Lastly there was a booklet called The Religion of Solidarity.

Grove Street
Grove Street has a former mill housing unit.



Polish Home Association Building



| address | style | ||
| George Buckland | 1835 | 71 Church | Greek Revival |
| George Rumrill | 1846 | 81 Church | |
| Edward Bellamy | 1830 | 91 Church | |
| Amos Jones | 1840 | 99 Church | |
| Andrew Hubbard | 1837 | 109 Church | |
| Jonathan Carpenter (Samuel Alvord) | 1838 | 117 Church | |
| Chicopee Manufacturing Company Boarding House | 1830 | 25 Grove Street | Federal |
| Polish Home Association Building | 1926 | 33 Grove | |
| Fisk | 154 Grove |
George Buckland at 71 Church

George Rumrill at 81 Church

Edward Bellamy

Amos Jones at 99 Church

Andrew Hubbard at 109 Church

Arthur MacArthur Memorial – FINDAGRAVE


First Baptist Church – LINK

Uniroyal – US Rubber (1940) – Fisk Rubber (1898) – Spaulding and Pepper (1895)



Main Street



Sanborn map analysis:
Works Progress Administration – Projects in Holyoke
There have been about 80 WPA projects in Holyoke.
Scotts Tower
MacKenzie Field
Saint Brigid’s Cemetery of Hadley
stop 1 – Gates


In Memory of James and Mary White AND Mary and Alice White.

Stop 2 – White family

Stop 3 – Arthur Victor Petit
Petit would die in France after World War 1 most likely during guard duty. Death January 8 1919. FINDAGRAVE

Stop 4 – Polish Section
Stop 5 – Babies

This is the baby section for infants that were never baptized.

Saint Mary’s Cemetery of Northampton is located on North Elm Street. This cemetery is from 1870. There was a former cemetery that was moved into this one and that one is from 1845. The gravestones from that early cemetery are mostly just inside the stone wall on eastern edge of North Elm Street.
Sectional Map of the Cemetery – External Link to Northampton Site

Patrick Moyce
The gravestone and burial for Patrick Moyce has been moved from Hinsdale Massachusetts to this cemetery.

| pastor | starts | ends | burial |
| Patrick Moyce | 1866 | 1872 | FINDAGRAVE |
| Michael E Barry | 1872 | 1889 | FINDAGRAVE |
| John Kenny | 1889 | 1917 | FINDAGRAVE |
| Thomas Cummings | 1917 | 1961 | FINDAGRAVE |
| FINDAGRAVE | |||
| John T. MacPherson | 1967 | 1973 | FINDAGRAVE |
| FINDAGRAVE |
Priests Circle




Older Stones



Reinternments from the Old Saint Mary’s Cemetery




Flood Victims


Slough Hill schoolhouse

The schoolhouse is from 1877.
Babies’ Section
The baby section includes those children that were never baptized and the land is not made holy. This is the middle of section M.

Across Bridge Street
There are very modern burials across the street. Cross Bridge Street to view.

Across North Elm Street
This next section was formed in 1939.
Hackney and Trottier mauseleum is below.


DISTRICTS
Northampton Downtown Historic District
Clarke School for the Deaf Historic District
PARKS – LIST
OTHER
Northampton Institute for Savings Building
Hampshire County House of Correction
Northampton Historical Society Building
Shady Lawn Mental and General Sanitarium
Elm Street Neighborhood
West Farms
Saint Michael’s Roman Catholic School – 71 State St 1909 John Donohue – English Revival – the high school was built onto the back in 1`927 replacing the oldest building which opened in 1891 as the grammar school (Gothic Seminary) – all closed in 1975
Connecticut River
Connecticut River Railroad Bridge
Calvin Coolidge Memorial Bridge
Connecticut River Greenway State Park
Cemeteries – LIST
CHURCHES – LIST
CANALS – The Power Canals of Northampton


Holyoke Water Power Company Buildings (Parallel to the Canal)
There was the HWP Cabot Street Mill but there also was the HWP Buildings.
Sanborn map analysis:
Sanborn 1884 map – Jolly Machine Shop, Buttrick and Flanders, and Buchanan & Bolt
Sanborn 1889 map – Jolly Machine Shop, Buttrick and Flanders, and Buchanan & Bolt
Sanborn 1895 map – Jolly Machine Shop, Buchanan & Bolt, and Farr Alpaca (boiler and storehouse
now the Farr Alpaca Silk Mill number 3 which was built in 1905
Sanborn 1915 map and then stay there