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Longmeadow First Church of Christ Community House at 735 Longmeadow Street is from 1921. The parsonage was moved in 1921 to make room for the community house.

Cordis House at 715 Longmeadow Street is from 1833. It was first used by Jonathan Cordis as a parsonage.

Longmeadow First Church of Christ Parsonage

The parsonage at 715 Longmeadow Street is from 1833. It was first used by Jonathan Cordit.

The parsonage at 777 Longmeadow Street is from 1857. It was moved across Williams Street to this location in 1922. It served as a parsonage until 1948 at which time the parsonage would be on Crescent Street.

minister	starts	ends	notes
Stephen Williams	1716	1782
Richard Salter Storrs	1786	1819	Storrs
Baxter Dickenson	1823	1929
Jonathan Condit	1831	1835	Cordis
Hubbard Beebe	1837	1843	Cordis
Samuel Wolcott	1843	1847
John Wheeler Harding	1850	1891	parsonage
Stephan Barnes	1891	1901	parsonage
Henry Bailey	1901	1917	parsonage

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Storrs brother and sister who worked at the American School for the Deaf in Hartford.

Library and Storrs house

Wendell Apartments in Easthampton at 35 Main Street is from 1895.

Community Feed Stores – Mechanic St 1880

Jairus Clark House is at 130 Main Street of Easthampton. It is from 1860 and is an Italianate style. From 1890 to 1916 it was the rectory of the Immaculate Conception Church and owned by Reverend Walshe.

Symanski Street in Easthampton has three Queen Anne Victorian homes on it.

Richard Lyman house at 2 Symanski Street is from 1893.

Frederick Jaruskiewicz house at 4 Symanski Street is from 1892.

The McLaughlin house at 5 Symanski Street is from 1891.

Hannum House is at 23 Main Street and is from 1863. It was owned by Hannun from 1866 to 1945.

Benjamin Lyman House