Power Canals and Reservoirs of Granby
Ingraham Brook Pond – has dam and reservoir are on small tributary of the Bachelors Brook called Ingraham Brook – two more dams are in the woods to the south along the trail system
Forge Pond – has a canal – grist mill from the Cook family – on Bachelors Brook
Aldrich Lake – CC Aldrich and E J Aldrich – Bachelors Brook
just up stream from the Aldrich is a saw mill with a tiny reservoir
the Muddy Brook has no dams. reservoirs, nor canals
Tri-County Fairgrounds has horse barns, tunnels, and more.
Tri-County Fairgrounds Photo Tower numbers 1 and 2
Tri-County Fairgrounds 4-H Exhibition Hall
Tolland was settled in 1750 and became a town in 1810.
CHURCHES
Tolland Congregational Church 1842 Greek Revival – 1797 church was inside the town green
Gordon Hall Stone
CEMETERIES
Hamilton Cemetery – one mile east of town hall on the south side of West Granville Road (Rt 57) – earliest burial is a Thomas Hamilton from 1768 – between 12 to 75 burials
Babcock Family Cemetery – travel on Schoolhouse Road – oldest burial is a Joseph Babcock from 1833 – cemetery is 2.5 miles down the road and then take the first right, this is a trail, take the walking trail for 3/5 mile to the cemetery – nearby is the Barnes District Cemetery – Amos Case Road
Burt Hill Cemetery – west on the West Granville Road and then take Burt Hill Road – Lucina Harrison is the earliest burial 1842 – lots of the Marshall family inside
Moore Cemetery – 700 feet up Clubhouse Road – tiny place
South Quarter Cemetery – on Rivers Road off of Heartland Road
Spring Hill Cemetery – Tolland Center Cemetery – West Granville Road (Rt 57) east of the center of town – 1776 burial
Steadman Cemetery – Rivers Road off of Heartland Road – about 1754
Twining Cemetery – West Granville Road (Rt 57) two miles west of the center of the town – Elijah Twining 1802 – on an old turnpike
Case Cemetery – Amos Case Road
Other
Tolland District #4 Schoolhouse
Charles Marshall Saw Mill
Business
Arcadia Wildlife Sanctuary
Arcadia Wildlife Sanctuary in Easthampton Massachusetts – it is part of the Massachusetts Audubon Society – part of the land is in Northampton
| trails | |||
| Robert LaPalm Trail | |||
| Old Coach Road Trail | |||
| Horseshoe Tail | |||
| Warbler Trail | |||
| Woodcock Trail | |||
| Fire Road Trail | |||
| Sassafras Trail | |||
| Old Trolley Line Trail | |||
| Old Orchard Trail | |||
| River Trail | |||
| Fern Trail | |||
| Songbird Trail | |||
| Cedar Bird Trail | |||
| Tulip Tree Trail | |||
| Curtis Nook Trail | |||
| Robert Chafee Trail | |||
| Lovefield Division Trail | |||
| All Persons Trail |
External LINK
First Burial Ground
at triple juncture of Clapp Street, Fort Hill Road, and Old Springfield Road
Providence Methodist Church is at 51 Main Street. It was made in 1893. Its style is the High Victorian Gothic. The parsonage is at 11 High Street. A chapel was added in 1882.
Also the Olde Center Burial Grounds was there since 1787. It was moved to the Main Street Cemetery. The 1865 move was due to the church that was here prior to this one had to be built here. In 1866 this was a church for the same group that had been meeting since 1862.
Pulaski Park
Main Street in Easthampton – TOUR
Mayher Fountain 1902
Casimir Pulaski Monument 1929
Pulpit Elm Monument 1912 – moved to here in 1952
Janes House – 1755 – 14 Main St in the Georgian style
Memorial Hall – Memorial Hall in 1865 was the Easthampton High School – Park Primary School – 1 Northampton St
First Congregational Church Parsonage 1846 – 13 Northampton St
Matthews – Russell House from 1860
Vista Apartments 1913
Memorial Hall – Easthampton High School – Park Primary School – 1 Northampton Street 1865 – LINK
Saint Joseph’s Church
(now Our Lady of Grace Parish – LINK to the church site) – 15 School St – the rectory from 11 School St is from 1907 is a Colonial Revival
Holy Trinity Church
– Holy Trinity Catholic Church Rectory – 73 Main St from 1920 – church at 79 Main Street
Hatfield Memorial Town Hall is from 1920.
