Burial Grounds of Southwick throughout its History
New Southwick Cemetery – on Route 10 / 202 just past Klaus Anderson Road
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Russell Pond Cemetery
Russell Pond Cemetery in Russell – 1793 – Birch Hill Road – Located inside Horace A. Moses Scout Reservation – still active
Federal Street Cemetery
Federal Street Cemetery
Green River Cemetery in Greenfield
Green River Cemetery in Greenfield was founded in 1851 as a rural style cemetery.
Green River Cemetery Mortuary Chapel 1921 in honor of Clapp family
Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church Cemetery is within the Green River Cemetery in Greenfield. It is also called the Old Catholic Cemetery. MAP
Russell Family Memorial Tombstone was made by Daniel Chester French.
Burial Grounds of Goshen throughout its History
Burial Grounds of Goshen throughout its History
Catholic cemeteries used by Goshen
Jewish cemeteries used by Goshen
Broad View Golf Course (Holyoke)
Broad View Golf Course opened May 27 1930. This was a public course open to allcomers. It was nine holes. The course was on Jarvis Avenue off Easthampton Road. It was near the back of Anniversary Hill. It was run by Joseph Maggi. It would close in 1953.
Golf Courses in Holyoke
Golf Courses in Holyoke:
Golf Courses in Holyoke and other similar topics.
Holyoke Midget Golf (Pleasant and Essex)
Mountain Park Miniature Golf
Holyoke Indoor Golf (across Dwight Street from City Hall)
Holyoke Golf Driving Range and Archery – opp Reynolds Mill
Ball Tract Golf Course
Whiting Street Reservoir Entrance to the old Mount Tom Golf Course
Tour Route for the Mount Tom Golf Course
John Tilley
The house of John Tilley is in front and that of Robert Houston is in back.
First Lutheran Church of South Hadley
First Lutheran Church of South Hadley is at 660 Newton Street.
Little Flower Church of South Hadley
Little Flower Church of South Hadley was the Chapel of the Little Flower from 1939 to 1949 when it was under the control of St Patrick’s Church of South Hadley. From that latter year forward it was a church on its own. In 1970 it would become St Theresa’s and be at another location. The rectory of the chapel was moved to the new campus. The rectory was on the lawn of the area to the left of the current Beers and Story of South Hadley.
Saint Theresa of Lisieux Church of South Hadley
Saint Patrick’s Church of South Hadley
