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
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.
Emmanuel Congregational Church and Parish House
761 Sumner Avenue at the corner of White Street
1926 English Revival church
1939 house
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church includes a church, a chapel, a bell tower, and a community house. The chapel at right is the Grace Chapel. The campus is at 361 Sumner Avenue. All is from 1924 to 1928. The chapel is from 1925. The tower is from 1928. The church is from 1929. The hall is from 1924. In 1924 the parsonage is at 89 Maplewood Terrace. The prior church is shown below.
The bell tower has 61 bells.
Faith Congregational Church is a 1912 Gothic Revival design by Louis Hinckley. It is at the corner of Fort Pleasant and Sumner. There was a prior church at this same location called the Faith Church.
All Saints Episcopal Church at 39-41 Oakland Street. It is from 1908 in the Neo-Tudor style. The church has a rectory and a hall. The church campus is a Local Historic District.
Hampden
Hampden Village
Hampden Country Club
Scripter Houses
Goat Rock
Hampden Center Dam 1780
Ravine Mill Dam 1867 near 224 Main Street along the Scantic River
World War One Memorial – juncture of Main and Chapin – 1920 – in the Hampden Village Green near The Hampden Hotel
CHURCHES
St. Mary Parish – 27 Somers Road – 1951 – www.stmaryshampden.org
Federated Community Church of Hampden 590 Main Street – formerly the Methodist Episcopal Church – made in 1832 and moved in 1859 – Greek Revival
Baptist Church 521 Main
CEMETERIES
Prospect Hill Cemetery – Sciantic Road in Hampden 1876 – Lucetta Davis Chaffee Howlett is the founder of the cemetery FINDAGRAVE – Saint Marys Cemetery – Sciantic Road near the Prospect Hill Cemetery – Chaffee Family Burial Ground
Leach Monument – Isaiah was killed in Jan 31 1816 by logs rolling over him. Twin monument is at a spot 150 feet north of Main Street opposite the Ravine Dam location. FINDAGRAVE
Granby Historic District on the Granby Commons
East Parish Congregational Church
East Parish Congregational Church Parish House
Granby Town House
Homer and Emily White Packard House and Tailor Shop
Bellefeuille and Peloquin House
Bell House
Ferry House
Kellogg House
Reverend Joseph Knight House – First East Parish Parsonage and Its Barn
Aldrich House – Aldrich Hall
Immaculate Heart of Mary Roman Catholic Church Rectory
Immaculate Heart of Mary Roman Catholic Church
Granby Town Hall – Kellogg Hall
Stanley House
Chapin House – after one skip
Capt. Luther Henry Barn and John’s Center Pharmacy
Kellogg Hay Barn
Granby Congregational Church Parsonage – Second East Parish Parsonage
Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Monument
Belcher House
Granby Free Public Library
Alvin Ferry House and Barn
Trolley Barns of Holyoke
Main Street Cemetery is from the 1840s. It is near the corner of Billing Way and Main Street.
PLAT map number 1 – EXTERNAL LINK
PLAT map number 2 – EXTERNAL LINK
