Forbes Library

Forbes Library was dedicated in 1894. It was designed by William Brocklesby in the Richardsonian Romanesque style. This style stresses deep windows and dark colors. This designer also did the Academy of Music.

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Calvin Coolidge Presidential Library and Museum – external LINK to the presidential library. Here is a WIKIPEDIA article on all the presidential libraries.

Saint Mary of the Assumption Church

The Saint Mary’s Church that existed now was completed in 1881 and the rectory in 1888. The older church was made in 1844 on King Street. It was a mission church of the Saint Matthew Church in Springfield/Chicopee and then the Holy Name Church in Chicopee. The cemetery of the church is at LINK.

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Patrick Moyce18661872FINDAGRAVE
Michael E Barry18721889FINDAGRAVE
John Kenny18891917FINDAGRAVE
Thomas Cummings19171961FINDAGRAVE
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John T. MacPherson19671973FINDAGRAVE
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Thomas Cummings served for 44 years at the church as pastor.

The Reservoirs of Southampton

The Reservoirs of Southampton

Tighe-Carmody Reservoir

New Intake Reservoir

Fomer Reservoir

White Reservoir

Southampton Mill Pond – on the Mill Brook at the Meadow Park

Lyman Mill Pond – on the Manhan River

Fine details about the region of the northwestern portion of town. LINK but sign in for free to read it.

PONDS

Alder Pond – on the Alder Meadow Brook

Pequod Pond – in Hampden State Park

BROOKS

Manhan River
Moose Brook

Red Brook
Pequot Pond
Broad Brook
Alder Meadow Brook
Blue Meadow Brook

The Power Canals of Northampton

The Power Canals of Northampton

Clement Mill Canal

Cooks Canal

Lamb Wire Mill Canal

Maynard Shovel Mill Canal

Shepherd’s Woolen Mill Canal number 1

Shepherd’s Woolen Mill Canal number 2

Northampton Woolen Mill Canal

Nonotuck Silk Mill Canal

Northampton Cutlery Mill Canal

Northampton Paper Mill Canal

Warner Silk Mill Canal

Watson and Chamberlin Canal

Sources for the maps:

1831 town map

1845 and 1860 county maps

1873 1884 and 1895 atlases