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Soucy Park

Soucy Park is named after Beatrice Plouffe Soucy who died in a fire at this spot at 47 Park Street on March 6 1973. FINDAGRAVE On July 20 1977 the park was dedicated. In 1998 the park was renovated.

Historic Districts in Springfield

Court Square Historic District

Maple Hill Historic District

Memorial Square Historic District

Winchester Square Historic District

Amherst Neighborhoods

Dickinson Local Historic District – Main, Lessey, and Tyler Place – added is the Mabel Loomis Todd House at 90 Spring Street 1886 – the William Tyler house is from 1860

Amherst Central Business District – South Pleasant St, Amity, and Main

Prospect – Gaylord Historic District – North Prospect, Gaylord, and South Prospect – at 111 Amity is the Solomon Pitkin and Nancy Ives House from 1835 – at 27 South Prospect St Amherst is the Seth Nims house from 1790

North Prospect – Lincoln – Sunset Local Historic District – William Burnett and Carrie Wooton House at 8 Sunset Avenue is from 1898 – Hiram Johnson house at 232 Amity St Amherst is from 1830 (also called Goessmann house) – at 219 Amity St is the Eugene Field House from 1839 – 74 North Prospect St is the Henry Holland house (Pioneer Valley Home for the Aged – Amherst Country Day School and Nursery) – at 136 Sunset Ave is the Charles Marshall house from 1910

North Amherst Center Historic District – Joseph Cowles house is at 1184 North Pleasant and is from 1821 – North Amherst Library is from 1893 at 8 Montague Rd

Cushman Village Historic District – Perin House at 2 Bridge St from 1850

East Village Historic District – East Street Elementary School is from 1893 at 31 South East Street