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Smith Homesteads

Burial Grounds of Longmeadow throughout its History

PATREON video

Longmeadow Cemetery

Old Springfield Cemetery

Cemeteries of East Longmeadow – formerly in Longmeadow

Green Lawn Cemetery

Baptist Village Cemetery

Billings Hill Cemetery

Brookside Cemetery

CATHOLIC

Saint Benedict’s Cemetery

Saint Matthew’s Cemetery

Saint Michael’s Cemetery

Native American Burial Sites

JEWISH

City of Homes Cemetery

Kesser Israel Cemetery

Sons of Israel Cemetery

Sinai Memorial Park

B’Nai Jacob Cemetery

Beth El Cemetery

Beth Israel Cemetery

Congregation Kodimoh Cemetery

Deerfield

Cemeteries of Deerfield

Holy Name of Jesus Cemetery

Saint Stanislaus Cemetery

Pine Nook Cemetery

Baptist Cemetery

East Deerfield Cemetery

Stone House Museum – EXTERNAL LINK

Pelham Free Public Library – LINK

History Room and Archive Collection – LINK

History of the Library – EXTERNAL LINK

Jehovah’s Witnesses Kingdom Hall

Alleluia House

Robert Wagner Celebration Center

Educational and Pastoral Center (Beverly Malone and David Ladizki)

Memorial Prayer Commons

Donated by the families of Wagner – Sullivan – Markey – Cleary

Josiah Day House is at 70 Park Street.

West Springfield Common is a memorial park, a gorgeous place to walk, and an arboretum.

AROUND THE PERIMETER OF THE COMMON

Josiah Day House

Victorian Home

First Congregational Church

Park Street Cemetery

West Springfield Public Library

Senior Center

Cowing School

The Commons as an Arboretum

Whately Cemeteries

Whately Center Cemetery FINDAGRAVE – 215 Chestnut Plain Road near town hall – founded in 1762 – had a hearse house on the land – behind is the Oliver Morton Farm

East Whately Cemetery FINDAGRAVE – 202 Christian Lane – 1772 – Hope Hill Cemetery

West Whately Cemetery – FINDAGRAVE – 122 Webber Road and 20 feet on a farm road to the grounds – 1776

Holy Ghost Ukrainian Catholic Cemetery FINDAGRAVE – Long Plain Road