Pulaski Park

Pulaski Park is the site of the first location of a meeting house in Easthampton. This was placed here in 1785 when Easthampton became a district. It would become a town in 1809. The meeting house lasted on the land here until 1835. It was taken down and a new Congregational church placed at the site across the street where the Easthampton Savings Bank is. An elm tree was planted in 1835 at the location of the pulpit of the meeting house. This tree lived from then until 1952 when it was taken down. A plaque was placed on it in 1912. Also in 1952 the fence post that you see here was taken from the moving campus of the Williston School and placed here to support two plaques.

Main Street in Easthampton – TOUR

Janes House – LINK

First Congregational Church of Easthampton

First Congregational Church Parsonage 1846 – 13 Northampton St

Matthews – Russell House LINK

Memorial Hall – Memorial Hall in 1865 was the Easthampton High School – Park Primary School – 1 Northampton Street 1865 – LINK

Mayher Fountain 1902

Casimir Pulaski Monument 1929

Pulpit Elm Monument 1912 – moved to here in 1952

Vista Apartments 1913

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