Mount Tom Schoolhouse
The first location of the Mount Tom Schoolhouse is at 46 East Street in Easthampton and is from 1892. It is at the corner of Underwood Drive. It would become the Christ Evangelical Lutheran Church.
Mount Tom Schoolhouse
The second location of the Mount Tom Schoolhouse is at 97-99 East Street in Easthampton and is from 1915. It was remodeled in 1960.
Paper City Manufacturing Company was started in 1918 in Holyoke. It was named after the Paper City itself. The address was 624 Hampden Street.
Hazen Paper
Route 5 Bridge at Mount Tom Station is from 1928.
Colton Elastic Web Manufactury
in 1895 it looks the same
Colton Elastic Web Manufacturing Company Worker Housing is along Payson Avenue in Easthampton. There are four house unit in a row along the avenue and each was built in 1900.
Colton Elastic Web Manufactury
George Colton – FINDAGRAVE
Boston and Maine Railroad Bridge in Easthampton
The B & M Railroad in Easthampton is from 1929.
Houses Viewable from the Manhan Rail Trail
Artemas and Lydia Barnes House 1873 – Colonial Revival – 21-23 Prospect Street
Putnam, George Wood House – 24 Chapman Avenue 1899
O H Hill House 30 High St Easthampton 1865
Banes House – 19 Prospect Street 1865
Ludlow Center Cemetery
stop 1 – gates and old burials
stop 2 – Day children
John Quincy Adams Day who died August 23 1843 as a child was the first burial within this cemetery.
stop 3 – Fuller families
stop 4 – Ithiel Lombard
stop 5 – potters field
stop 6 – Sikes
stop 7 – work houses
stop 8 – Lyon
stop 9 – Robert Parsons
stop 10 – tomb
Reservoir Cemetery
