subject index to northampton photographs forbes library

Subject Index to Northampton Photographs – Forbes Library

Subject Description Notes Call #/Location

5th

Cavalry Modern version of a

Civil War Unit, used for

parades, flag raisings,

etc. c1986.

[Edmund J.] Lampron

Park; Parades; Civil

War, Marching Units

NO BOX 10B, folder 2

Abolitionists Ruggles, David NO 9R844

Academy of Music 274 Main St., built

c1891, architect William

Brocklesby.

Brocklesby, William;

Pulaski Park; [Edwin]

Kingsley House;

Theaters

NO 1.82A;

CO 11; Con 28-11; MO

31

Academy of Music –

Theatrical Events

Amateur Dramatics NO Box 3A&B

[Anna H. S.] Addis

House

53 E. Center St., Leeds NO 4Ad24

Aerial Views Series of 23 views of

Northampton made by

Lee K. Holland (Nov

1933), list in box. Other

misc. views - Smith

College (1920), Main St.

(1936, 1942),

Northampton from Mt.

Holyoke (1899), view

from Mansion House

(1879). Folder 1: Cooley

Dickinson Hospital,

1927, attributed to

Holland, above. Folder

2: Lucien Fugere photos

of Northampton, 1946;

includes personal

information, letter, 1998.

LaFleur Airport; Cooley

Dickinson Hospital;

Coolidge Memorial

Bridge; Holland, Lee K.,

photos; Fugere, Lucien,

photos

NO Box 4; See also

Morrison Series, MO

boxes 1-2

African-Americans Lindes, Timothy;

Ruggles, David

NO Box 10A – Group

Portraits, Veterans-

Spanish American War

[Patrick] Ahearn & Co.,

Undertakers

46 King St., site. NO Box 10A – Group

Portraits, Folder 4 (Fire

Dept.)

Allen Field CO 7, Con 28 – 7, 8

Allen House, Deerfield Houses, Deerfield DE 2e3

[Betty] Allen House,

D.A.R.

Clapp House NO 4 C538

Allen Sisters Series of

Photographs

Photographs by the

Allen Sisters, Frances

AL 1-6 (file cabinet)

and Mary, Deerfield,

MA. 1. Woman at

clock/mirror ―There they

come.‖ 2. River and

Hills. ―November

Summit.‖ 3. Children at

fireplace. ―Night before

Xmas.‖ 4. Sleeping

woman in chair. ―The

unfinished stint.‖ 5 Two

women at table. ―The tea

table.‖ 6. Large tree,

meadow. ―Red Maples.‖

Amateur Dramatics Includes: Northampton

Players performances at

McCallum Theater

(c1917-1929);

Northampton High

School Plays at the

Academy (c1912-16);

Clef and Orchestral

Clubs performances of

Iolante and Japanese

Girl at the Academy

(1914); several misc.

performances.

Plays; Theater;

Academy of Music –

Theatrical Events;

McCallum Theater; Clef

Club; Northampton

Players

NO Boxes 3A&B

Ambulance –

Northampton

First ambulance (c1919) NO1.51C; See also

Patriot’s Day Parade

(1918) Box 7A for print

American Legion Band Group Ports. NO Box 10

B Folder 2

American Library

Association

Conference, 1899.

Group port. Incl. Dewey

and Cutter. Visited

Northampton in 1931.

Forbes Library

(Exteriors)

Oversize – behind

gallery with prints; NO

Box 10B, Folder 1

(Group Portraits, Clubs

& Organizations)

Amherst College, Class

of 1865

Reunion photos, c1921 Tyler, Henry M. AM11-13

Amherst Common Winter evening view,

Mar. 1929

AM 9

Ann August 108 Main St. Built 1827

for Isaac Damon Granite

Stores

Draper Building NO 1.21A71

Annunciation

[Parochial] School,

Florence

47 Pine St., Florence.

Built 1925/26

Schools, Florence FL 22

Arcadia Wildlife

Sanctuary

Old Springfield Rd. Marshall’s Grove;

Boulais, T.J.; Mason,

Edward; Thomas, Earl

T.; Wikander, Lawrence

E.

NO 5.4A21

Armistice, Nov. 1918 Views of Main St (negs) Community Sing –

Neilson Library, Smith

College; World War I

NO Box 7A (Smith)

Armistice Day

Ceremony, 1941

Ceremony at Childs

Park, Nov. 11, 1941.

Watson Family – WA

Box 108

The Armory 131 King St. Built .

Gardner, Pyne and

Garnder, architects.

Howard Collection NO 1.18A; HO Box 1

Arnold House 41 West St, site. Burned

1916

Smith College

Dormitories

NO 4 A64

Artifacts, Indian, NO.

Hadley

Russell Farm, No.

Hadley

NH 4-6

[Old] Ashfield Rd

Bridge, Williamsburg

Bridges, Williamsburg WL 6

Atwood Aircraft Co. Mt. Tom Highway Airports NO 1.39A95

Baker Hall Now Gawith Hall, built

c1870.

Clarke School for the

Deaf

NO 2C55

[Capt. John] Baker

House

184 Elm St. Built 1710.

Torn down 1936.

[John] Whittelsey

House; Bank Robbery,

1876; [Frank Gates]

Allen House; Allen

Field House; [Aaron]

Breck Jr. House

NO 4 B174

[Osmyn] Baker House 78 Pomeroy Terr. Built

1855.

[Elizabeth] Baker

House; [Williams

Parker] Cutter House;

[Arthur] Watson House

1911-1922;

Northampton School for

Girls

NO 4 B175

[Ray Stannard] Baker

House

118 Sunset Ave,

Amherst

AM 2; AM 10

Bands, orchestras,

musical societies

NO Box 10 B, Folder 2 -

Group Portraits

Bank Robbers Northampton National

Bank. Composite

portrait.

NO Box 10B, Folder 5

Banks – Composite NO 1.24

Baptist Church West St. First building

dedicated 1864, razed

1903. Present building

First Baptist Church;

Crane Bible Class

NO 3B22; See also: NO

Box 10B, Folder 1A for

group portraits and bible

dedicated 1904, M.H.

Hubbard architect

classes; No 5.2E61 for

Elm St.; DD844:FB+N

v.2 for Baptist Church

Centenary Celebration

(Kingsley Coll.)

[H.B.] Bartlett Saw Mill West Farms. Henshaw

B. Bartlett, prop.

Lumber Yards NO 1.4B284

[J.] Bartlett House,

Skinnerville

(Williamsburg)

Mill River Flood, May

16, 1874 – NO Box 11,

Folder 2

[P.] Bartley House 196 Elm St. NO 4B284

[Judge William G.]

Bassett House

60 Crescent St. Built

1887-88

NO 4 B29

[Isaac Chapman] Bates

House

154 North St.. Built

c1801. Moved from

Bridge St. to North St. in

1848

[Henry] Roberts House NO 4 B318

Bay State – Covered

Bridges

Northampton – Misc.

NO Box 9

Bay State – Misc. Views Bay State Dam; Mill

River view; pond of

W.W. Lee. Includes

some drawings.

NO Box 9, Folder 15

Bay State Chapel 160 Riverside Dr. Built

1870-71, closed 1930

NO 3B34

Bay State Engine House Engine House #4. 328

Riverside Dr.

FO Box 3, Folder 5 –

Forbes Library Branches

Bay State Hotel (House) 41 Strong Ave. Built

1892

Hotels; Commercial

House; Porter Hotel;

Main St. Lower – Pre-

1900; Connecticut River

Railroad – Passenger

station

NO 1.7B34; also MO 8;

NO 1.31C; NO 1.31U

Bay State School Riverside Dr. 1st school

razed 1929, present

school built 1929

[William H.] Feiker

School

NO 2B34

Beacon Oil Company N. King St., near

Hatfield line

Exteriors NO 1.21B356

[J.W.] Beddow Picture

Framing

202 Main St. Boyden’s NO 1.71B63

Becket Flood Damage –

1927

View of Main St., Nov.

1927

BC 1-2

Belding Bros. Silk Mill 27 Hawley St site; Built

c1876

Factories NO 1.4B41

Berger’s 122 Main St.; Grand

opening September 3,

NO 1.21B45

1938

Bernier’s Liquors 22 Crafts Ave. Crafts Ave. NO 5.2C84

Bible Classes Crane Bible Class;

―Friendly‖ Class

Church Groups NO Box 10A – Group

Portraits, Folder 1a

(Baptist Church)

Bicyclists NO Box 10B – Group

Portraits, Folder 4

(Teams)

[Jeremiah] Blackman

House

Etching; this house was

located on what is now

Clark Ave., which was

then at the western end

of the ―Lickingwater‖

NO 4 B561

Blessed Sacrement

Church

354 Elm St. Built 1900.

Architects: Maginnis,

Walsh and Sullivan

NO 3B61

[William] Bliss House 68 Old South St, site

(Corner of Old South &

Fruit Sts)

NO 4 B618

Blizzard 1888 Views of Main St. Northampton – Misc.

NO Box 9

B’Nai Israel Synagogue 18 Bridge St. site.

Bought in 1905,

formerly St John’s

Episcopal Church

St. John’s Episcopal

Church, Bridge St.;

[Hezekiah] Hutchins

House, site; Synagogue

NO 3B62

[Luther] Bodman House 119 Elm St., site Helen Hills Chapel, site NO 4 B63

[Dr. G.] Boucher House 225 Elm St. [Wirt] Goodwyn House CO Box 31; NO Box

10B Folder 1

[Henry G.] Bowers

House

73 Prospect St, site.

Built 1827, demolished

1916

[Henry] Bright House;

[Dr. Benjamin C.]

Blodgett House; Polish

(Catholic) Church

NO 4 B677; Prints – 393

storage

Boyden House,

Deerfield

Houses, Deerfield DE 4

Boyden’s 196 Main St. Prop.

Charles H. Boyden

(1855-1930)

Restaurants; [Charles

W.[Whitting], carpenter

and mason, 1909-1922;

[James M.] Pierce, Paper

Hangers and Painters,

1900-1917; [John]

Metcalf Printers; [Frank

H.] Roberts, Liquor

NO 1.71B63

[J. Everett] Brady House 5 Crescent St. Built

1892

[Rev. Rufus]

Underwood House;

[Calvin] Coolidge

Residence, Nov 1905 –

NO 4 B72

Aug 1906

[Aaron] Breck, Jr.

House

196 Elm St.; Built c1856

(corner of Elm St. and

Kensington Ave.)

[Charles] Crouch House;

186 Elm St. (included in

view); [Capt. John]

Baker House; [John]

Whittlesey House;

[Harry] Hallett House

NO 4 B742

[Charles H.] Brewster

House

18 Old South St site.

Built c1815, torn down

May 1960

[Dr. David] Hunt House NO 4 B758

Bridge Street Cemetery [Lt. Luther A.] Clark

Chapel; Cemeteries;

Strong, Caleb – Tomb;

Bridge St. Chapel

NO 5.5B764

Bridge St. Park Parks; [Edmund J.]

Lampron Memorial Park

NO 5.4B764

Bridge St. Railroad

Crossing

Bridge St.; [Michael]

Williams House

NO 1.33B

Bridge St. School 2 Parsons St. NO 2B76

[Charles J.] Bridgeman

House

187 Elm St. (Corner of

Elm and Crescent), built

c1820

[Sidney L.] Clark

House; Quad Shoppe

NO 4 B764

[S.E] Bridgeman House 115 Elm St. ―Mrs. Bridgeman’s

House‖; [Clara] Knapp

House

NO 4 B764s

Bridges, Greenfield Greenfield series of

photographs GF 1

Broadhurst & Pomeroy Court St. NO 5.2C83

Brown and Bailey Brick

Yard and Works

439 Elm St site. Located

on land between Elm

and N. Elm Sts. Office

on corner of Gothic St,

and Allen Pl later at 70

Elm St

Brickyards; factories NO 1.4B81

[William Cullen] Bryant

Free Library,

Cummington

Est. 1872 Libraries, Cummington CU 1-2

[William Cullen] Bryant

House and Monument

Cummington

Built 1704 Interiors, houses CU 3-6

[Patrick] Bryant House,

West Chesterfield

Bryant, [Mr. & Mrs.]

Patrick (port.)

WC 9

Buckland, view of Clipping Sherwin, William F. NO 9Sh58

[Mary A.] Burnham

Classical School for

Girls

Elm and Prospect Sts.

Buildings.

[Merritt] Clark House;

Napier House; Capen’s

School For Girls; [A.

NO 2B93

Lyman] Williston House

Butler & Ullman Florists 279 Main St.

Greenhouses- 278

Prospect St at corner of

Massasoit St. Includes

family photographs,

interior of shop,

greenhouses

NO1.21B976

[J. Hunt] Butler House 50 Hawley St (Corner of

Hawley St and Butler

Pl). Built 1832

NO 4 B976

[George W.] Cable

House

23 Dryads Green. Built

in 1700s, rear part of

building is the original

farmhouse renovated

1891.

[D.W.] Clark House;

―Tarryawhile‖

NO 4 C112

Calvin Theatre 19 King St. Constructed

1924

Theatres NO 1.82C125

Camp Hodgkins Leeds LE 55

Canal, South Hadley Diagram of early canal

system, ―Inclined

Plane,‖ 1795-1805.

SH 3

Cannon, Civil War Memorial Hall Lawn Copy print -X51

Cannon – German WWI (Given to Northampton

Historical Soc)1926

Northampton Misc - NO

Box 9 Folder 6

[Holyoke] Canoe Club

House

Cynatype Clubs, Holyoke HL 1

Capen’s School for Girls 45 Elm St. Built c1810.

Includes also the

following buildings: 26

Prospect St, Built c1825;

33 Prospect St., in 1919

a Gill Hall replaced a

building with the same

name; 18 Prospect St,

rear – built 1898; 25

Prospect St. – built 1909

Burnham’s Classical

School for Girls; [Judge

Samuel] Howe House;

Capen House; Gill Hall;

Smith Day School;

Capen School

Gymnasium; Davis

Student Center; Talbot

House; Smith College

Dormitories

NO 2 C17

Carr’s Block 193-195 Main St.c1873

view and c1884 view

Carr & Lyman Baking

Co.; [William F.]

Prindle Plumbing and

Steam Fitting; Lyman

and Shipman Baking

NO 1.23C23; Box 1

Oversize

Carr’s Steam Cracker

Bakery

199 Main St;. Built

1870, architect J.M.

Miner. Picture from

pg98 of ―Picturesque

Bakeries NO 1.21C23

Hampshire‖

Center Grammar School 35 South St Hawley Grammar

School; Northampton

High School

NO 2C33

Cerruti Orchestra Group portrait Orchestras; Cerruti, Guy

J.

NO Box 10B Folder 2

[Northampton] Chamber

of Commerce

Group Ports. of

members

Telephone Co. Box NO 10B; NO 1.26

Chamber of Commerce

– Field Trips to

Hilltowns

NO Box 10B – Group

Portraits, Folder 6b

(Misc.)

Champney House,

Deerfield


Chart-Pak, Inc., Leeds 1 River Rd., Leeds Factories, Leeds LE 13

Chesterfield Gorge,

West Chesterfield

Rock Formations, West

Chesterfield

WC 1-4, 8

[Charles Ezra] Childs

House

81 Henshaw Ave. Watson Family – WA

Box 39

Child’s Park Wildwood; Watson,

Arthur – Estate; Watson

Family – WA box

NO 5.4C436

Christian Scientist

Church

44 Center St. Built 1908,

architect S.S. Beaman

First Church of Christ –

Scientist

NO 3C46

Christmas FO Box 1A, Folder 4

(Forbes Library –

Reading Room); FO

Box 1B, Folder 8

(Forbes Library –

Children’s/A&M); NO

3M56c (Methodist

Church – Elks Club,

1931); NO 5.2L and NO

5.12U (Main Street –

Winter Lights, c1914?);

NO Box 3B (Amateur

Dramatics – Xmas

Pageant – 1929); NO

5.41 (Municipal trees,

1913 & 1921); NO Box

10B Folder 1 (Group

Portraits – Boucher

Xmas party, 1930;

Kiwanis Xmas party,

1933; Y.M.C.A.

delivery, 1931); AL 3 –

Allen Sisters ―Night

Before Xmas‖; FO Box

2A Folder 3 (Forbes

Library, front entrance –

Porch, Xmas trees,

1929)

Church of the

Annunciation, Florence

85 Beacon St., Florence.

Built 1879-80

Churches, Florence;

Annunciation Church,

Florence; 83 Beacon St,

Florence

FL 33-34

Churches – composite NO 3

City Government –

Northampton

NO 10A Folder 4

City Hall 210 Main St. Built 1849-

50. Constructed by

Decreet, Boynton & Co.

of Springfield. Architect

William Pratt. First

Town Hall located on

corner of Main and

King, built 1823,

designed by Capt. Isaac

Damon and used as fire

station and armory

before taken down in

1872.

McKinley Day, 1899;

Town Hall

NO 1.13C, 2 fold.; see

also Box NO 2; NO

5.1L; CO 13; COn 28 –

13; MO 29

City Hall, Holyoke 1886 HL 21

City Infirmary 253 Prospect St site.

Home for the poor. Built

1891, wings added

c1902, razed c1960

Poor Farm,

Northampton;

Almshouse,

Northampton; Hospitals

NO 1.53C

[Clapp House?] South St Oversize Box 1

[Mrs. E.] Clapp House 170 South St. site.

Demolished c1903

NO 4C536

[Capt. Roger] Clapp

House

On site of 148 South St.

Built by Capt. Roger

Clapp, 1713 bequeathed

to his son Simeon Clapp,

1762

NO 4 C538s

[Capt. Roger] Clapp

House

148 South St. Built 1750

on same site as original

Clapp House (1713)

[Betty] Allen House,

D.A.R.; Daughters of

the American

Revolution House

NO 4 C538

Clark & Parsons,

Druggists & Chemists

165 Main St. George D.

Clark and Lewis D.

Parsons, props.

NO Box 9 Folder 8 –

Northampton Misc.

(Blizzard of 1888)

[Lt. Luther A.] Clark Built 1943, razed c1988. Bride St. Cemetery; NO 5.5B764

Chapel Bridge St. Chapel

[Chancey] Clark House 161 South St, built

c1850

[James] Ellsworth

House; [Waldo]

Whitcomb House

NO 4 C547c

[Ebenezer] Clark House 197 Elm St, built 1730 [Jared] Clark House;

[Frances] Clark House

NO 4 C547eb

[Elihu] Clark House 210 Elm St, built c1828 First Church Parsonage NO 4 C547el

[Rev. Solomon] Clark

House and Orchard,

Plainfield

Orchards, Plainfield PL 4-5

[Ezra] Clark Inn and

Toll House

428 Bridge St site. Built

c1742. Demolished early

1960s, rebuilt in Hadley.

[Police Chief George

W.] Gilbert House;

Hotels and Inns; Toll

Houses

NO 4 C547ez

[Increase] Clark House 33 Elm St site (corner of

Elm St and Bedford

Terr.). Built c1710, torn

down c1935.

[Mary Smith] Tenney

House

NO 4 C548

[J.E.] Clark House [S.C.] Parsons House NO 4 P257

[Merritt] Clark House 137 Elm St. Built 1841. [Rev. William] Silsbee

House; [Glenn] Grover

House; [Mary A.]

Burnham School for

Girls; Interiors, houses

NO 4C549; COn 28 -36;

CO 36

[William] Clark House 177 Elm St, moved

1885. Indefinite Loan –

Seth Pomeroy Chapter

S.A.R. to Forbes

Library. On back of

original frame: ―The Old

Brown House‖ which

stood on the site of

William Clark Jr.’s new

Home number 177 Elm

St. The home of five

generations including

four William Clarks in

succession. The House

was moved away about

1885. William Clark b.

1721, d. Dec 29, 1807;

married Dec 1 1757 Mrs

Sarah (King) Root,

widow of Simeon Root.

William was son of

Lieut. Ebenezer and

Oversize Box 1

Abigail (Parsons) Clark.

William Clark, soldier

of American

Revolutionary War, b.

Mar. 5, 1784, died Dec

31, 1832, married July

19, 1787 Jerusha

Wright, daughter of

Bildad and Elizabeth

(Oaks) Wright. William

Clark Jr. born Jan. 27,

died Mar. 13, 1868.

William Clark Jr. born

Aug. 9, 1827, died Dec

17 1868. The father

William Clark and two

sons William and Lucius

were the paper manuf.

Firm of William Clark

& Co. This photograph

is presented to Seth

Pomeroy Chapter Sons,

American Revolution by

Miss Ella Cleveland

Clark, 60 Euclid Ave.,

Pasadena CA

[E.C.] Clark Livery

Stable

Strong Ave, c1860-1880 NO 1.35C547

[Old] Clarke Block 84 Main St. Built 1818

by Samuel Clarke

General Stores; Main St.

– Lower – Pre-1900

NO 1.21C55; NO 5.1L

[Christopher] Clarke

House

38 Hawley St. NO 4 C551

[Mrs. Edward] Clarke

House

32 Round Hill Rd. Built

1859

Clarke Cottage; [Mrs

Hannah M.] Moody

House

NO 4 C552

[Samuel] Clarke House 10 Hawley St site. Built

c1715, demolished

c1911.

[Luther I.] Washburn

House; Hawley St.

NO 4 C556; NO 5.2H31


Deaf

47 Round Hill Rd. Hubbard Memorial Hall;

The Coolidge Building;

Baker Hall; Rogers Hall;

Dudley Hall; Round Hill

School; Magna House

Condominiums

NO 2C55

[William T.] Clement

House

289 Elm St. Built 1860-

61. Remodeled c1879.

[Oren B.] Smith House NO 4 C592

Clement Manufacturing 20 Ladd Ave., Bay

State. Built 1866,

architect E.C. Gardner

Factories; International

Screw Nail Co.; [W.T.]

Clement Cutlery Co.;

Yankee Hill Machine

Co.; Lee Cutlery Shop;

Interiors, Businesses

NO 1.4C59

Clubs and Fraternities NO 1.8

Clubs – Northampton Box NO 10 B; See also

Northampton Shooting

Club, NO 1.8Sh77 and

Northampton Rifle Club,

NO 1.8R448

[Samuel] Cohn, Clothier 68 Main St. Main St. – Lower – Pre-

1900

NO 5.1L

The Columbia

Bootblacking Parlor for

Ladies and Gents

146 Main St. Run By

Frank Fasano 1902-

1923.

NO 1.21C723

Columbian Building 154-164 Main St Coolidge Collection:

COn 28-18, CO -18

Community Sing, 1918

– Forbes Library

Lawn. June and July,

1918.

World War I; Forbes

Library – Community

Sing, 1918.

Box 7A


– Neilson Library, Smith

College.

Nov 12, 1918. World War I; Neilson

Library, Smith College;

Armistice, Nov. 1918.

Box 7A

Company I, 104th

Infantry – WWI

World War I HO Box 1; Howard

Collection; Field

Collection – FE 22, 32;

World War I

Congregational Church,

Plainfield

Churches, Plainfield PL 3, 10

Congregational Church,

Stockbridge

Churches, Stockbridge;

[Jonathan] Edwards

Tablet, Stockbridge;

Stockbridge Mission

Church

SB 6-8

Connecticut River

Bridge

Includes car accident on

bridge, Nov 29, 1929.

Day Toll House NO 7C762

Connecticut River

Lumber Co.

Mt. Tom Highway.

Located on the

Northampton side of the

Oxbow across the river

from Mt. Tom village.

Mt. Tom Lumber Co.;

Lumber Yards; Mt. Tom

Sulphite Co.; Oxbow,

View of

NO 1.4C762

Connecticut River

Railroad – Fright Station

203 King St. (rear) St. Joseph’s Church NO 1.32C762

Connecticut River Built 1866, architect Union Station; Main St. NO 1.31C


Station

William F. Pratt. 1892

Conn. River R. merges

with Boston & Maine.

1897 abandoned for new

Union Depot.

– Lower – Pre-1900;

Bay State Hotel

Conwell Memorial

Exercises, So.

Worthington

Held Sept 6, 1931 in

honor of the late Russell

H. Conwell, Founder of

Temple University.

Includes memorial

plaque (Boulder)

[Russell H.] Conwell

House, So. Worthington;

Conwell, Leon; Burr,

Clement F.; Burckes,

Rev. Jas H.; Jenks,

Henry N.; White, Rev.

Robert S.

SW 3-5

[Russell H.] Conwell

School, Worthington

Schools, Worthington WO 4

[Benjamin E.] Cook

House

71 Bridge St., site.

Burned late Dec. 1958.

[Isaac] Gere House;

[Nathan] Storrs House;

[Isaac C.] Bates House;

Admiral Inn; [J.

Stebbins] Lathrop

House; Hotels and Inns

NO 4 C771

[John] Cook House,

Hadley

HD 29

Cook’s Dam & Bridge,

Leeds

LE 36-45, 49, 57, 58

Cooley Dickinson

Hospital

30 Locust St. The Henry Sheperd

Surgery; Hospitals

NO 1.51C; see NO Box

4, Folder 1 for 1927

aerial views

[Calvin] Coolidge

Memorial Bridge

NO 7C125; MO 17; See

Box 7A for Parade,

1939; NO Box 4, Folder

2 for aerial view, 1946

[Coolidge] Notification

Day

Late July, 1920 Coolidge, Calvin NO

9C777, CO Box

[Mr. & Mrs. Calvin]

Coolidge Residences

19-21 Massasoit St, built

c1901, residence 1906-

1930. 10 Ward Ave,

built 1937, Mrs.

Coolidge residence

1937-1956

[Henry Noble]

MacCraken House;

[Rev. Rufus]

Underwood House; [J.

Everett] Brady House;

40 Round Hill Rd.; 162

King St.

NO 4 C777

Corticelli Drum Corps. Group Portrait, 1921. NO Box 10b, Folder 2

(Group Portraits, Bands)

Cosmian Hall, Florence 88 Park St. site,

Florence. Located just

north of Lilly Library.

Built 1873/74, razed in

Free Congregational

Society of Florence;

Theaters, Florence,

Florence Amusements

FL 1-3; see also FL 55,

57

Spring 1948. Assn.; Honor Roll,

Florence

Cosmian Park, Florence [Julius P.] Maine

Memorial Fountain

Memorial Day Parade,

Florence; Honor Roll,

Florence

FL 40-41

Country Views,

Plainfield

View of river rocks

above the Mountain Mill

in Plainfield

Rock Formations,

Plainfield

PL 8

County Jail 50 Union St. Built 1851;

sold 1985, used as

condominiums.

Architect Gridley J. F.

Bryant.

Hampshire County

House of Correction;

Jail

NO 1.6C

Court House 99 Main St. Built 1887,

architect Henry F.

Kilbourn. Includes view

of Court House built

1823, demolished 1886.

Map of earlier Court

House also on this site

destroyed by fire 1822.

First Congregational

Church; Main St. –

Lower – Pre-1900; The

Hampshire Co. Court

House; Whitney Bldg.;

[A.L.] Williston House;

[O.O.] Roberts House;

Y.M.C.A.

NO 1.15C

[Old] Covered Bridge,

Hadley

Located at Hockanum Bridges, Hadley;

Bridges, Hockanum;

Covered Briges;

Hockanum, views

HD 57-58

Cowles House,

Deerfield


Crane Bible Class Group Portrait, May 16,

1915, Rev John F.

Watts, teacher. First

Baptist Church

Bible Classes NO Box 10B Folder 1a-

Group Portraits (Misc.-

Baptist Church)

[Edgar F.] Crooks

House

28 Pomeroy Terr. Built

1885-86.

NO 4 C883

Cub Scout Troop 209,

Westhampton

Print from Gazette

Negative, May 22, 1970.

Group portraits – men NO Box 10B Folder 1

Cummington Public

Library

Libraries, Cummington CUn28-1

Curtin, Michael F., Post

– Veterans of Foreign

Wars

18 Meadow St.,

Florence

Florence Methodist

Episcopal Church

FL 58

[George Wilham] Curtis

House, Ashfield

Houses, Ashfield AS 1

Cyclone 1876 Box NO 9 Folder 11

D.A.R.- Pageants Pageants; Prominent

citizens

NO Box 7B

D.A. Sullivan School Northampton High NO 2N812

School

[David] Damon House 36 Bridge St., site. Built

c1825.

Knights of Columbus,

Bridge St.; [Dr. W.H.]

Adams House

NO 4 D188d

[Isaac] Damon House 46 Bridge St. Built

1812.

Northampton Historical

Society

NO 4 D188i

Dams, Holyoke Mill River Dam,

Holyoke (HL 4, 5);

Holyoke Dam (HL 6-12,

20 (Divers)); Flood,

1895, Holyoke (HL 6, 7,

9-12); Connecticut

River, views of (HL 6-

13)

HL 4-13, 19, 20;

Holyoke Series of

Negatives HLn28 1&2

[Harry] Daniels –

clothier, clock

16 Main St. Main St. – Lower –

1900

NO 5.12L

[Joseph N.] Davenport

House

91 Elm St., site, corner

of Elm and Henshaw

Ave. Torn down 1955.

3rd

floor added by Mrs

M.V. Burgess.

Ziskind House, site;

[M.V.] Burgess House

NO 4D275; Coolidge

Collection, COn 28-24

[Frank E.] Davis –

Jeweler, Optician


1900; Jewelers;


NO 1.21D29

Day Toll House At the end of Bridge St.,

west side of road.

Connecticut River

Bridge; Toll House

NO 7D

Deerfield, Views of DE 49-50

[J. Howe] Demond

House

179 Elm St., site [Dr. Harvey T.] Shores

House

NO 4 D397

Devil’s Fireplace, So.

Worthington

Rock Formations, So.

Worthington

SW 1

―Devil’s Armchair,‖

Huntington

Rock Formations,

Huntington

HU 2

[Judge Charles S.]

Dewey House

First located where

Hillyer Art Museum

now stands (20 Elm St.),

then moved to site of

Seelye Hall. In 1898

moved to its present site

in back of Clark Dorm.

Built 1827.

Smith College

Dormitories

NO

[John T.] Dewey Liquor

Store

c1899. 20-22 Pleasant St Pleasant St; Lyric

Theatre

NO 1.82L, Lantern

Slides 85 and 86

[C.D.] Dickinson & Son

Broom-Tool Co., No.

Hadley

Factories, No. Hadley;

Dams, No. Hadley; Mill

River, No. Hadley

NH 2-3

[Emily] Dickinson

House, Amherst

Includes photo of

drawing by Edith Lowell

and a sign ―The Home

of Emily Dickinson,

1830-1886.‖

AM 3-8

[George P.] Dickinson

House


80.

[Charles E.] Ely House;

[Dr. Benjamin F.] James

House; Pine Rest

Nursing Home

NO 4D557

Dickinson’s Block 36-40 Main St. Grife’s Dept. Store NO 1.23D56

Dinosaur Ledge &

Tracks

Smith Ferry, Holyoke HL 15-17

Dirigible – Shenandoah (Over Northampton

Nov. 20, 1923)

NO Box 9 (Northampton

– Misc.)

Dirigible – U.S.S. Akron (Over Williamsburg

Nov. 23, 1931)

WL 11

Draft Parades 1917, 1918.

Northampton.

NO Box 7A; NOn 25,

34, 25, 38, series nos.

200-298.

[John L.] Draper House 2 Pomeroy Terr. Built

1895.

Ahearn’s Funeral Home

(c1950-1975); [William]

Dwyer House

NO 4 D792

[Elizabeth] Drew House,

Smith College

Admissions Building

[Lydia] Tucker House &

Cottage

NO 4 T797

[Lewis J.] Dudley House 66 Gothic St., site. Built

?, demolished 1939.

[Spencer] Phelps House;

[Margaret] Dwight’s

Seminary for Young

Ladies; Shady Lawn;

Sisters of St. Joseph

Convent

NO 4 D865

[Major Timothy]

Dwight House

93 King St. Built 1751. [Nathaniel] Storrs

House; [Dr. Samuel A.]

Fiske House

NO 4 D967

[William] Dwyer House 2 Pomeroy Terrace [John L.] Draper House NO 4D792

East Whately, Views of Taken from Mt.

Sugarloaf

Conn. River, views of;

Meadows, East Whately

EW 1-4

Easthampton, 125th

Anniversary Celebration

July 4, 1910 Parades, Easthampton EA 8

Easthampton, Views of View of village from

Mt. Tom

Lover’s Lane,

Easthampton (EA 10,

11); Clapp Farm Woods

(EA 12)

EA 9-12

Eclipse – Jan. 24, 1925 NO Box 9 (Northampton

– Misc.)

Edward’s Church Main & State Sts. Built Main St. – Lower – Pre- NO 3E95; Coolidge CO


Includes picture of ruins

of 150 Main St. site built

1833, destroyed by fire

May 19, 1870.

1900; Main St. – Upper

– Pre-1900; Hunt House;

Edwards Church

Parsonage; Main St –

Upper – 1900;

McCallum’s Store (on

site of old bldg.); South

St. Bridge

Box 9

Edward’s Church

Parsonage

7 Paradise Rd., site.

Demolished 1935.

Edwards Church; Smith

College, Quadrangle,

site; [Sylvester] Judd

House

NO 3E95p

[Jonathan] Edwards’

Church (First

Congregational)

―Meetinghouse Hill‖

drawing by M.

DeGogorza – artist’s

conception of Main

Street in 1786.

NO 5.1L

[Jonathan] Edwards –

Coat of Arms

NO 9Ed965

[Jonathan] Edwards

Desk, Stockbridge

Upon which he wrote

―Freedom of Will‖

SB 4,5; NO 9Ed965

[Oscar] Edwards –

Druggist

100 Main St. NO 1.21E95; Oversize

Box 1

Edwards Elm [Josiah D.] Whitney

House; Trees – Elms; St.

Valentine’s Church;

[Jonathan] Edwards

House

NO 5.4E95; NO

5.41E95

Edwards Free Library,

Southampton

Libraries, Southampton SO 1

[Jonathan] Edwards

House

125 King St., site. St. Valentine’s Church;

[Jonathan] Edwards

Elm; [Josiah D.]

Whitney House, site

NO 4 E96

[Jonathan] Edwards

House, Stockbridge

[Rev. John] Sargent

House; Berkshire

Family School; Edwards

Place School

SB 1-3

[Oscar] Edwards House 49 Elm St., site. Corner

of Elm and Prospect

Sts., set back from the

road. Demolished 1954.

NO 4 E97

[Robert E.] Edwards

House

67 King St., site. Built

c1800, demolished

1939.

[Dr. Hervey] Frink

House; [Samuel]

Hinkley House; [James]

Hibben House; [Rev.

NO 4 E98

William] Allen House;

[Earl] Higbee House,

site, moved to 8 West

St.; ―Red Castle‖;

Interiors, houses

[Jonathan] Edwards

Postage Stamp

Jonathan Edwards 3 cent

postage stamp designed

by Walter E. Corbin,

March 1941.

NO 9Ed965

[Jonathan] Edwards –

Tankard

Tankard presented to

him by his Northampton

parishioners.

NO 9Ed965

Elizabeth’s Rock, view

from

North King St. NO 5.2N811

Elk Memorial, Mohawk

Trail

Memorials, Mohawk

Trail

MH 1

Elks Home Coolidge Collection,

COn 28-30

Elm St. Includes view of

Kingsley, [C.B.] House;

Multby House; Look

[D.B.] House; Smith

College; Stoddard

House; Whittelsey

House; Henshaw House

NO 5.2E61

Elm St. School 114 Elm St, site. Corner

of Elm St. & College

Lane. Torn down 1901.

Schools NO 2EL61

Elmwood House,

Hadley

Middle St. House draped

in flags for 250th

anniversary, 1909.

HD 66

[Rev. Thomas] Emerson

House

51 Prospect St. Built

early 1800s; remodeled

1900.

[William K.] Wright

House; [Frau] Kapp

House

NO 4 E35

Enfield, views of Taken during

dismantling, Mar. 1938.,

includes buildings,

cemetery.

Greenwich cemetery EN 9

Engine House, Leeds Main St. Leeds. View

taken in 1926.

Fire Station, Leeds LE 2-3, 54

Farming Hadley: Tobacco Series

HD 2-24

[Frederick] Farrar’s

House

34 Harrison Ave Coolidge Collection

COn 28-34; CO 34

[Mayor William H.]

Feiker House

177 Riverside Dr., Bay

State

NO 4 F323

The [William H.] Feiker

School

221 Riverside Dr. Built

c1929. Karl Putnam,

Architect. Forbes

Library Branch.

NO 2F324

Ferries and Flatboats Hockanum Ferry; Mt.

Holyoke Ferry; Smith’s

Ferry

NO 1.34

Ferry House 179 South St. Built 1704

by Preserved Clapp

[Josiah] Clark House;

[Preserved] Clapp

House

NO 4 F418

[Rev. C.B.] Ferry House 146 Elm St. Built 1874

by J.C. Ward.

[Prof. Ernst] Mensel

House

NO 4 F418c

[Horace W.] Field

Florist

279 Main St. Main St. – Upper – 1900 X.15

Field Memorial Library,

Conway

Libraries, Conway CN 1

Filene’s 269-271 Main St. No 1.21F471

Fire Dept. – Hatfield HT 6, 7

Fire Dept. –

Northampton

60 Masonic St. Built

1872.

NO 1.19F

Fire Dept. –

Northampton

Group Portraits Box NO 10A Folder 4

Fire Trucks FLn24-1 +2; NO 1.19F

Firemen’s Memorial,

Flo.

(drawing) copy print of. Memorials, Flo. FL 47

Fireman’s Muster –

1888

Includes parades, part of

Knights Templar

Box NO 7A

First Church of Christ –

Scientist

NO 3C46


Church

129 Main St. Built 1877-

78. Architects Peabody

& Stearns. Includes

Parsonage 74 Bridge St.

View of ―Old Church‖

destroyed by fire June 7,

1876, built 1812.

Main St. – Lower – Pre-

1900; The First Church;

The First Church of

Christ (Congregational);

First Church Parsonage,

Bridge St.; Court House;

The Third Church

NO 3F51 oversize Box

1; Prints, storage 400;

MO 15 (1990 – color)


Church, Holyoke

Corner of Pleasant and

W. Hampden Sts,

Holyoke

Churches, Holyoke HL 2


Church, Hadley

HD 120

First National Bank 1 King and 61 Main Sts.

Built by J. William Beal

& Sons. 2nd

building

built 1928. Main St. –

Lower – Pre-1900


1900; Banks; Hammond

and Field Attornies;

Holyoke Bank; Smith

Charities; Pioneer

NO 1.24F518; Quarter

Millennial Celebration

Box 6A; Box NO 10 B

(includes one picture,

group port of firemen in

includes first building

est. 1865, second

building est c1928.

National Bank; Main St.

– Lower – 1900

front of bank); Coolidge

Collection CO 19;

COn28 -19

Fish Hatchery,

Sunderland

SU 2

Fitch Hotel – Block 175-179 Main St. Built

in 1871 by John T. and

George C. Fitch.

Architects: J. M. Miner.

Draper Hotel; Mansion

House; Warner House,

site

NO 1.7F55; NO Box 9 –

Northampton Misc.

Folder 8 (Blizzard of

1888); Coolidge

Collection CO12; COn

28-12

[C.N.] Fitts Furniture 2-10 Court St. Furniture; Harlow Block NO 1.21F56; NO Box

6B (Float in Quarter

Millenial Celebration

Parade, 1904)

Flood – 1874, Florence Xn35-194, 195

Flood Scenes, 1936 NO Box 11 Folder 8

Flood – 1938 Hurricane, Sept. 1938 NO Box 11 Folder 9

Floods Including: Oct 1869;

May 16, 1874; Apr

1895; Mar 1913; Apr

1922; Apr 1926; Nov

1927; Mar 1936; 1938.

See also register for

specific details.

NO Box 11 Folders 1-9

Florence Congregational

Church

130 Pine St. Present

building built c1884.

Churches, Flo. FL 35

Florence Grammar

School and Students

140 Pine St., Flo.

Originally Old South

Schoolhouse. Free

Congregational Church

held meetings there.

Three different buildings

at the same site. Second

building (razed c1931)

located on playground of

present, third building.

Third building built

c1929.

Schools, Florence; [Old]

South Schoolhouse, Flo.

FL 23-29

Florence Manufacturing

Co.

221 Pine St., Flo. Main

building – 1866, later

several additions. Name

changed in 1924 to Pro-

phy-lac-tic Brush Co

and later to Pro Corp.

Factories, Florence; Pro-

phylactic Brush Co.,

Flo; Pro Corporation,

Flo.

FL 16

Florence Methodist 18 Meadow St., Veterans of Foreign FL 58

Episcopal Church Florence. Built c1873,

sold to VFW c1951, was

remodeled.

Wars, Michael F. Curtin

Post; Curtin, Michael F.,

Post – Veterans of

Foreign Wars; Churches,

Florence

Florence Sewing

Machine Co.

Main & Chestnut

Streets. First building

built 1860, later several

additions, building on

Chestnut St. parallel to

Main St. later razed.

Factories, Florence;

Wells & Co. Machine

Shop, Florence; Apollo

Plastics Co., Florence;

Whitney Safety

Firearms Co.; Atlantic

Gas Station;

International Silver Co.

FL 11-15; Oversize Box

1

Florence Water Cure Located on Mill River,

successfully run by

David Ruggles and Dr.

Carl Munde. Copy print

same as in

―Northampton Book‖

facing pg. 80.

Water Cures, Florence FL 8

[E.N.] Foote & Co. 32 Masonic St. Built

c1882.

Factories; Button shop;

Old Bicycle Factory;

Smith Glass & Mirror

Co.; Boston Cash

Register Co.; Gould

Furniture Co.,

Warehouse

NO 1.4F73

Forbes Library Forbes Library

Collection of

Photographs Pertaining

to the Building, FO

Boxes 1-4; Coolidge

Collection COn 28-23

Forbes Library – Bird

Collection

See Arcadia Wildlife

Sanct. NO 5.4A21; See

also Forbes Library –

Interiors (Chld. Dept.)

Box 1B Folder 8

Forbes Library –

Bookmobile

Forbes Library –

Outreach Dept.

See Forbes Library –

Misc. FO Box 3 Folder

1

Forbes Library – Branch Bay State Engine House,

Riverside Dr.

Feiker School; Lathrop

Home; ―Library

Stations‖

FO Box 3 Folder 5

Forbes Library –

Centennial, 1994

Insert from the Oct. 21,

1994 issue of the Daily

[Edward] Howard Clock FO Box 7 Folder 3

Hampshire Gazette.

Forbes Library –

Children’s Library

FO Box 1B Folder 12

Forbes Library –

Children’s Room

renovation, 1991-1992

FO Box 7 Folder 2

Forbes Library –

Director and Staff

Folder 1, 1894-1925;

folder 2, 1925-1950;

folder 3, 1950-1976;

folder 5, 1983; folder 7,

1982 oversize –

director’s port.; folder 8,

1988 Christmas party;

folder 9, 1990 Outreach

staff

FO Box 5 Folders 1-3, 5,

7-9

Forbes Library – Doll

and Puppet Exhibits

FO Box 4

Forbes Library –

Elevator Construction,

1986-87.

FO Box 7 Folder 1

Forbes Library –

Exteriors

Box 2A: folder 1,

Construction; folders 2-

3, North façade

Box 2B: folder 4, West

façade; folder 5, South

façade; folder 6, East

façade

FO Boxes 2A & 2B

Forbes Library – Fire

1942

FO Box 2A Folder 2 &

3; Box 1A Folder 7

Forbes Library – floor

plans, drawings of

proposed Children’s

library

FO Box 3 Folder 5

Forbes Library –

Interiors

Box 1A: folder 1, main

desk and foyer; folder 2,

children’s room and

staff room; folder 3,

librarian’s office; folder

4, reading room; folder

5, cataloging; folder 6

reference; folder 7,

upper hall stacks

Box 1B: folder 8,

children’s room (art and

music); folder 9,

medical and Coolidge

FO Boxes 1A & B

room; folder 10,

Kingsley room; folder

11, art and music (little

theater); folder 12,

Children’s room

(basement); folder 13,

boiler room; folder 14,

basement stacks; folder

15, media center; folder

16 & 17, 1st floor stacks

and mezzanine; folder

18, mezzanine, rear

Forbes Library – Misc. Box 3 includes: folder 1,

book mobile; folder 2,

doll receptions (1920s

and 30s); folder 3,

Forbes Bust by Bela

Lyon Pratt; folder 4,

desks, chests, paintings

(4a – Hadley Chest);

folder 5, misc. floor

plans, drawings of

proposed children’s

bldg., Forbes Library

land in Meadows, block

prints of library, library

grounds; folder 6,

[Edward] Howard clock,

centennial repairs

Hurricane, Sept. 1938

(NO Box 9, Folder 15);

[Edward] Howard clock

FO Box 3

Forbes Library –

Outreach Dept.

Forbes Library –

Director and Staff

FO Box 5, Folder 9,

1990 Staff

Forbes Library –

Trustees

Portrait file for specific

trustees; Forbes library

series of negatives

Non24—82-93

Forbes Library –

Trustees 1983

Forbes Library

Collection Box 5 Folder

4

Forbes Library – W.P.A.

Repairs

FO Box 2A folders 2 &3

[Hampshire County]

Foreman’s Club


Portraits, Folder 1

Forest Park, Springfield Views of wooded area SP 3-5

Forsander Apts.,

Florence

High St. Community room, 1968

– Forbes Library

checkout

Forts, No. Adams North Adams Series of

negatives – Nan28-1

[J.H.] Fowle, Jeweler 110 Main St. Main St. – Lower – Pre-

1900

NO 5.1L

Frary House, Deerfield Built 1698 Nim’s House, Deerfield;

Houses, Deerfield

DE 7-8

[Marvin] French House 44 Pomeroy Terrace.

Afterwards owned by

his daughter Helen who

married Henry Collins

of Montague Heights,

Brooklyn, N.Y.

NO 4F887

―Friendly‖ Class First Baptist Church NO Box 10B Folder 1a

Fugere, Lucien, Aerial

photos

Aerial photographs NO Box 4

Fuller and Tucker

Tobacco Warehouse

Market St. Corner of

Market and Bridge.

c1875

[M.L. & M.W.] Graves,

RR Steam Mills;

Tobacco warehouses

NO 1.35F

[Charles N.] Gabb Cigar

Mfr. And Tobacconist

159 Main St. NO Box 9 –

Northampton Misc.


1888)

Gazette Building 20 Gothic St. Used by

the Gazette 1865-1927.

Demolished 1945 – site

presently is rear addition

of Northampton

Institution for Savings.


Church (burned 1867)

NO 1.21G258

[William A.] Gaylord

House

58 Pomeroy Terr. Built

c1850.

[Thomas] Green House;

[Frank] Gaylord House;

[John Spencer] Bassett

House; College Church

NO 4 G256

[Edward] Gere House 61 Lyman Rd. Built

c1882. Burned Dec. 4-5,

1988.

NO 4 G314e

[Henry S.] Gere House 75 Lyman Rd. Built

c1886.

Houston, Joan NO 4 G314h

German Hall 63 Riverside Dr. Had

fire – 1940.

American Legion Post

#28

NO 1.94G

Glady’s Shop 202 Main St. Crafts Ave. NO 5.2C84

Glen Grove Wildlife

Sanctuary, Worthington

Dedication, Sept 6, 1931 Burr, Mary; Higgin,

Harriet; Van Wert,

Beatrice, of Chester.

WO 2

Glendale Elastics &

Fabrics Co,

Factories, Easthampton EA 1

Easthampton

[Wirt] Goodwyn House 225 Elm St. [Dr. G.] Boucher House Coolidge Collection

COn 28-31

Goshen Sesqui-

centennial Celebration

Aug. 15-16, 1931.

Photos of floats in

parade and several

townspeople.

Parades and

celebrations, Goshen;

[John] James Memorial

Hall and Library,

Goshen; Observatory,

Goshen; Hathaway,

Byron (GO 3);

Hathaway, Bernice (GO

3); Sears, Irving (GO 4);

Sears, Leon (GO 4, 7);

Wilder, Bobby (GO 4);

Sears, Winifred (GO 5);

Barrus, John Jr. (GO 5);

Sears, Freeman (GO 5);

Thayer, Elmer (GO 5);

Wade, Arthur (of

Williamsburg) (GO 6);

Beals, Joseph (GO 7);

Higgins, Charles (of

Chesterfield) (GO 8);

Packard, Arthur (GO 9,

10); Webb, Wilbur (GO

10); Barrus, Geo L. (GO

15, 17); Stanton, Ray (of

Cummington) (GO 8);

Parmenter, Ona (GO

16); McNaughton, J.P.

(GO 16); Hill, Miss AH

(GO 16); Kellogg,

Isabelle (GO 18)

GO 1-18

Gothic Seminary 60 Gothic St. Miss

Dwights School for

Young Females. Built

c1835. Demolished

c1915.

Collegiate Institute;

Shady Lawn (hospital);

St. Michaels School

NO 2G71

Gothic St. Gazette Building NO 5.2G71

[Dr. Sylvester] Graham

House

111 Pleasant St. Built

c1800.

[Thomas] Shepard

House; [Josiah]

Dickinson House; [Eli

P.] Ashman House;

[Benj.] North House;

Young’s Café

NO 4 G76

Grange Hall,

Williamsburg

Town Hall,

Williamsburg;

Williamsburg Methodist

Church; Churches,

Williamsburg

WL 1

[Collins] Graves, grave

of, Williamsburg

Cemeteries,

Williamsburg

WL 9

[Josiah] Graves House 344 Bridge St. Built

c1865.

NO 4 G785

Graves Grist Mill 4 Bridge and Market Sts.

Torn down [or burned?]

1895. See also Fuller

and Tucker Tobacco

Warehouse

Grist Mill; Factories;

Northampton-Amherst

Street Railway

NO 1.4G78

Great Union Pacific Tea

Company

157 Main St. Maurice E.

Dalton, prop.

NO Box 9 –

Northampton, Misc.


1888)

Green St Smith College NO 5.2G82

Greenwich Post office? June 7,

1938

GR 1

Greenwich Cemetery Enfield EN 9

Group Portraits Includes groups of

women, misc. For

family groups see

portrait file under family

name.

Box NO 10B

Group Portraits, Men Includes: Chamber of

Commerce, Clubs, City

Government, Police

Dept. (1919, 1927, 1929,

1931), Fire Dept (1879),

Mayors, Veterans (Sp.

American, WWI &

WWII), African-

Americans, Cub Scout

Troop 209

(Westhampton),

Wagnerian Choral

(Church) Club

Box 10A & B

Hadley – 250th

Anniversary, 1909

Hadley Series of Photos

– HD

[Old] Hadley Cemetery Graves of Nathaniel

Dickinson and Chileab

Smith

Cemeteries, Hadley;

Hooker Memorial, Old

Hadley Cemetery

HD 55-56

Hadley Chest Forbes Library – Misc.

FO Box 3 Folder 4a

Hadley – Russel St. (Rt.

9) & Middle St.

Goodwin Library – St.

John’s Church – Town

Hall decorated for 250th

anniversary, 1909.

HD 71

Hail Stones From storm June 20,

1870


NO Box 9

[William B.] Hale

House

23 Round Hill Rd. Built

1860. Originally located

further up Round Hill

Rd. Moved to present

site in 1880.

―The Gables‖; [A.L.]

Williston House;

[Robert] Williston

House

NO 4 H136

[D.M.] Hall House 79 Pleasant St., site.

Torn down mid-1890s.

NO 4H141

[Old] Hallock House,

Plainfield

PL 6

[John C.] Hammond

House

222 Elm St. Built 1891. NO 4 H184; COn28-27

Hampshire Bookshop 2-8 Crafts Ave. Built

1892; store operated

1916-c1965.

Bookshops; Crafts Ave.;

Interiors, businesses

NO 1.21H18

Hampshire County

National Bank

150 Main. Chartered

1864; building built



1900

NO 1.24H18; Coolidge

Collection CO 17

Hampshire County

Sanatorium, Leeds

River Rd., Leeds. Built

1914.

Hospitals; Hampshire

Co. Hospital

LE 14-18

Hampshire District

Medical Society

c1906 Medical Societies NO Oversize Box 1

Hampshire House Block 16-18 Main St. [Now 20

Main St.] Built c1870-

71, architect J.M. Miner

McKinley Day, 1899;

Daniel’s Assoc.; Crafts

& Dawson Block; The

Commercial Hotel

NO 1.23H18

Hampshire Mutual Fire

Insurance Co.

78 Main St. Main St. – Lower – Pre-

1900

NO 5.1L

Hampton Company,

Easthampton

Factories, Easthampton EA 2

Hannum and Everett –

Watches

Main St. Located in

Hunt House adjacent to

150 Main, Edwards’

Church


1900

NO 5.1L

Hardie and Schadee

Photography Gallery

141 Main St. Main St – Lower – Pre-

1900

NO 5.1L

Harlow Block 2-10 Court St. Torn

down 1930, for addition

to Hampshire County

[C.N.] Fitts Furniture;

[C.F.] Harlow –

Furniture; Kelly Tires;

NO 1.23H227

Court House. Northampton Awning

Co.

[Joseph L.] Harrison

House

1912-1918 [A. Perry] Peck House NO 4 P334

Hat Factory 248 Main St., site.

Burned 1850.

[Edwin] Kingsley House

Hatfield Ferry, 1891 Ferries, Hatfield HT 6, 7

Hatfield Fire Dept. Fire Dept. – Hatfield HT 6, 7

Hawks House, Deerfield Photo of doorway Houses, Deerfield DE 9-11

Hawley Grammar

School

35 South St. Built 1905. Northampton High

School Manual Training

Building

NO 2H316

Hawley Grammar

School Drum Corps

c1929 Group portrait NO Box 10B Folder 2

Haydenville, Flood,

1847

Copy negatives: Xn34-

183 – 193, 197, 198

Haydenville Silk Mill Factories, Haydenville HY 1, 15

Haydenville Store HY 14

[Nicholas G.] Hayes

House

77 Henshaw Ave.

Architect: George P.B.

Alderman

House Beautiful Feb.

1984

Haying, Florence Crops FL 44; Negative Xn14-

343

Herbert’s Lumber Yard 33 Hawley St. Office

built c1889, front

addition built c1974.

Burned Feb 22, 1985.

Lumber yard was next to

office – present location.

Herbert Mill on Herbert

Ave.

Lumber Yards; Herbert,

Hoseph, port.

NO 1.4H354

Herbert’s Tire Shop Corner of Court & King

Sts.

Court St. NO 5.2C83

Helen Hills Hills Chapel 119 Elm St. Built 1954-

55.

NO 3H5595

Herald Job Print 24 Court St., site Court St.; Printers NO 1.4H413

[W.] Herrick, Machinist,

Circular sawmills, steam

engines

West side of

Connecticut River R.R.-

Freight Depot

Connecticut River

Railroad – Freight

Station

[Earl] Higbee House 8 West St. Built by

1655; originally at 67

King St, moved to West

St. c1740. Additions

later added.

[David] Burt House

(King St. Site); Thayer

House (West St.); [Dr.

Frank E.] Dow House;

[Robert E.] Edwards

NO 4 H53

House (King St. Site)

High Bridge, Conway Conway-Greenfield

Trolley line, crossing

Deerfield River.

Bridges, Conway CN 2

High Bridge, West

Deerfield

R.R. Bridge crossing

Deerfield River

Bridges, West Deerfield WD 1-2

Hill Institute, Flo. 83 Pine St., Florence.

Built 1876.


Hitchcock House,

Deerfield


[Dr. J. G. Holland]

Residence

Springfield Brightwood C SP

Holland, Lee K., Aerial

Photos

Aerial photographs NO Box 4

[Jacob] Holley House 270 Main St. Included in

a view taken from Smith

College looking east.

Main St. – Upper –

1900; Pulaski Park (site)

Holley’s Livery Stable 270 Main St. Operated

by Jacob Holley 1857-

1901.

Pulaski Park NO 1.35H724

[Rebecca] Holmes

House


1908.

Watson Family; [Ella,

Julia, Rosa] Watson

House

WA Box 101

Holyoke, view of (from Mt. Holyoke) HL 18

Honor Roll, Florence WWI Honor Roll. [Julius P.] Maine

Memorial Fountain;

Cosmian Hall, Florence;

World War I

FL 55, 56

Hooker Association,

Headquarters of, Hadley

HD 35

[Major Gen. Joseph]

Hooker House and

Monument, Hadley

Views of birthplace,

Hadley; stone marker,

Hadley and Grave,

Spring Grove Cemetery,

Cincinnati, Ohio.

HD 30-34

Hooker, [Maj. Gen.] Jos.

Port.

250th

Anniversary,

Hadley

HD 60

Hooker Reunion of 3rd

Army Corps, Hadley

May 1895 HD 59

Hopkins Academy [Dr. Franklin] Bonney

House; 250th

Anniversary, Hadley;

Schools, Hadley

HD 67; Hadley series of

negatives HDn35-3; HD

series of photos

[Northampton] Hoisery

Co.

51-53 Clark Ave.

Remodeled into condos,

Factories; Lamb’s Wire

Mill; Metcalf Printing

NO 1.41H79

1987. and Publishing; Printers;

Old Grist Mill

Hospital Hill Chapel 37½ Chapel St. Built

1871. William F. Pratt

architect.

Mission Chapel of the

First Church;

[Northampton] Grange

NO 3H79

Hotel Northampton 36 King St. Built c1927

H. L. Stevens Co.

Architects.

Court St.; Wiggins

Tavern; Interiors,

Businesses; Fairs,

Northampton (Includes

Country Fair, ca. 1950)

NO 1.7H797; also MO

11 and 35

Hotels Composite NO 1.7

Houses Interiors For Northampton,

classification NO 4 +

name of the house.

Houses, Unidentified Interiors, Houses NO 4

Houses, Unidentified,

Chesterfield

CH 1


Deerfield

DE 33-35


Hadley

―House where Burgoyne

was entertained‖;

―Colonial Doorway‖

250th

Anniversary,

Hadley

HD 44, 46

[Edward] Howard Clock Description and color

photographs of repairs

made in honor of Forbes

Library’s centennial,

1994, by Joseph

Raymond Bates, ―The

British Clockmaker‖ of

Newfane, VT. Shows

gears, escapement,

designs thereon.

Forbes Library –

Centennial, 1994;

Forbes Library, Misc.

FO Box 3 Folder 6

Howes Bros. Garage,

Florence

FL 9-10

Hunt, Ebenezer – Drug

Store

Main St. Est. c1769. Main St. – Lower – Pre-

1900

[Ebenezer] Hunt House 148 Main St., site. Built

1770; burned 1870.

[Dr. David] Hunt House;

Edward’s Church

NO 4 H911

[George S.] Hunt House [Enos] Kingsley House NO 4K615

[Jonathan] Hunt House 109 Elm St. Built c1700. [Ruth Huntington]

Sessions House; [Judge

Samuel] Henshaw

House; [Bishop F. D.]

Huntington House;

Smith College

NO 4 H913

Dormitories

Huntington Homestead,

Hadley

Porter-Phelps-

Huntington House,

Hadley

HD 37-40

Hurricane, Sept. 1938 Most missing, 6/97.

Photos by Joseph

Harrison, Forbes

Librarian, taken the day

after the hurricane

showing various damage

to the downtown area.

Forbes Library – Misc.;

Gateway House, 20 Elm

St.; Smith College;

Edwards Church; Butler

& Ullman Florists;

Hawley Gramar School;

Mill River; McCallum’s

Mill; Pratt House, North

St. N’ton Gas & Elec.

Building; Old South St.;

Feiker, William H; Conz

St.; [Henry S.] Gere

House; [Edward H. R.]

Lyman House; Flood,

1938; [Henry Noble]

MacCracken House

NO Box 9, Folder 15

[Hezekiah] Hutchins

House, site

Moved to 57 Cherry St. B’nai Israel Synagogue

[Hezekiah] Hutchins

House

57 Cherry St. Built

c1795. Moved from 18

Bridge St to present site

c1830.

[James] Bucknam House NO 4 H97

Hyde’s Violin Shop 29 Walnut St. Violin Makers; Interiors,

Business

NO 1.21H99

Interiors, Houses,

Deerfield

DE 13-19

Interiors, Houses

Deerfield, Unidentified

DE 36-48

Jackson St. School 120 Jackson St. Rear

addition built c1979.

NO 2J138

James House 42 Gothic St. Built

c1850, William F. Pratt,

Architect.

People’s Institute

[Mrs. Arthur Curtis]

James House

83 Round Hill Rd.

(Harriet Parsons James)

Built 1908-09

Parsons House; Round

Hill Hotel, Site; Round

Hill School for Boys,

site; [James] Shepherd

House, site; ―Kiwa‖

NO 4J231

[Helen E.] James

School, Williamsburg

Schools, Williamsburg WL 2

[Cecil] Jewett House 159 Elm St. site NO 4 J551

[George D.] Jewett

House

159 Elm St. Site.

Demolished 1915.

[Cecil] Jewett House;

[Elizabeth] Maltby

House, site.

NO 4 J551

Jones Block 22-30 Court St. Journal & Free Press;

Nonotuck Pocket Books

Co.; Fred P. Currier –

Cabinet & Jobbing

Shop; Journal Steam

Printing Co.; Hotel

Northampton, site. (c-

1883-2886 included in

view – reprinted #19)

Hampshire Co. Journal;

Hampshire Co. Herald;

[Francis W.] Fish –

Cabinetmaker; [David

W.] Bond – Attorney;

[Charles L.] Richardson-

Blacksmith; included in

view of Jones block,

Hampshire Marble

Works (on Court and

King Sts. Included in

view of Jones Block)

NO 1.21J71

[W.H.] Jones, dental

surgeon (Clarke Block)


1900

NO 5.1L

Jones Library, Amherst 143 Amity St. Winter

scene.

Libraries, Amherst AM 1,14

[Sylvester] Judd House 164 Elm St. Demolished

1935.

[Ansel] Jewett House;

[Charles D.] Jewett

House; [Judge John B.]

O’Donnell House;

[Charles B.] Kingsley

House; [Mrs. Elizabeth]

Pomeroy House; [Dr.

Elmer H.] Copeland

House; [Walter] Wallace

House

NO 4 J886

[Joseph M.] Kellogg

House

54 Old South St. Built

1761.

Parsons House; [Hazel]

Turner House; [Charles]

Howard House

NO 4 K292

Kenilworth Castle,

Holyoke

NO Box 13 – Mt. Tom

Kimball and Cary

[Wood and Coal]

Was 2 Main St, now 5

Bridge St, site.

Kimball, Harry A. NO 1.21K56

[George] King House & Factories, Plainfield PL 7

Saw-Mill, Plainfield

[W.M.] King House 39 Harrison Ave. COn 28-35; CO 35

Kingsbury Box and

Printing

38-46 North St. Printers NO 1.4K611

[C.B.] Kingsley Drugs 84 Main St. est c1769 Main St. – Lower – Pre-

1900.

NO 5.1.L; oversize box

1

[Edwin] Kingsley House

and Blacksmith Shop

274 Main St., site. Built


Academy of Music;

[Nathaniel] Day House;

Blacksmiths

NO 4 K614

[Elbridge] Kingsley

Homestead

West St., Hadley.

Interior- parlor; interior

– backyard; others.

Kingsley photos – Frank

Ward Exhibit, May 1992

[Enos] Kingsley House Stood in the center of

what is now South St. at

corner of Old South St.

and Clark Ave.

[Daneil] Kingsley

House; [George]

Kingsley House;

[George S.] Hunt House;

[Oliver] Bridgeman

House

NO 4K615

[Mary] Kingsley Gift

Shoppe

56 Center St. Gift Shops NO 1.21M323

[Charles M.] Kinney

House

136 King St., site.

Corner of King and

Summer Sts. Built

c1900, demolished

c1970.

NO 4 K 623

Kirkland Block 68-80 Main St., site.

Burned Apr. 7, 1895.


1900; Central Hall

NO 1.23K63

Kiwanis Club Box NO 10 B Folder 1

Kiwanis Society Circus

Parade

May 22-23, 1924. Main

St Parade.

NO Box 7 A

[Clara] Knapp House NO 4 B764S

[Frank N.] Kneeland

House

8 Paradise Rd., site.

Demolished c1919.

Smith College –

President’s House

NO 4 K733

Knights Templar Parade c1887-1888. One view –

Main St. towards Court

House.

NO Box 7 A

[James] Knox House,

Florence

385 No. Main St., site,

Florence. Located where

V.A. access road meets

Rt. 9 used ad a morgue

during the 1874 flood of

the Mill River.

Ghost House, Florence FL 54

Kollmorgen Optical Co. 347 King St. Factories No 1.4K83

[Christian] Kopp House 363 Elm St., site. Torn [Northampton] High NO 4 K838

and Store down Nov. 22, 1938. School, site; [William]

Clark House; [Osborne

W.] Cleaveland House;

[Thaddeus] Birge

House; [Thomas]

Glassen House; [Porter]

Nutting House; [Ansel]

Judd House; [Louis H.]

North House; [Joseph]

Frank House; [Charles]

Ziehlk House; [Philip]

Schauffer House;

[Dorothy] Dietrick

House; [James]

Hickinson House;

[Thomas] Herlihy

House; [Louise] Dietrick

House; [Sarah] Nagel

House; [Bruno] Ruder

Houses

Lafayette Elm, Ware Located on Palmer Rd,

Ware. At least 250 years

old when felled by a

storm. Dec 24, 1923.

Trees, Ware

La Fleur Airport Cross Path Rd. Airports NO 1.39L11; Aerial

Views Box NO 4

[J.E.] Lambie & Co. –

Clothing


1900; Quarter Millennial

Celebration

Box 6A

[Ebenezer] Lane House 392 Bridge St., site.

Built late 1600’s or early

1700’s by Cornet Joseph

Parsons. Taken apart in

1935-36 and re-

assembled in Darien

Conn. By new owner

Herbert P. Luce.

[Cornet Joseph] Parsons

House; [Martin] Lane

House; [John W.]

Hubbard House

NO 4L241

The Lathrop Home 215 South St. Built

1920-21

Burr Home for Aged

Women; Forbes Library

Station

NO 1.56L

[J. Stebbins] Lathrop

House

57 Bridge St. Built

c1845.

[Benjamin E.] Cook

House; [S.L.] Butler

House

NO 4L348

Laurel Park Between No. King St. &

Coles Meadow Rd.

Cottages built 1875-

Parks; Methodist

Campground

NO 5.4L373

1900

[William] Lawrence

House

71 Pomeroy Terr., site.

Built 1856, burned Jan 1

1982, remains torn down

spring 1982.

[Henry F.] Williams

House

NO 4 L439

League of Women

Voters, Northampton

United Nations exhibit

at Forbes Library, 1969.

Weinstein, Susanna FO Box 5, Folder 3 –

Forbes Library Director

& Staff

[Gerald Stanely] Lee

House

88 Lyman Rd. Built

1880s.

[Esmeriah] Roberts

House; Interiors, Houses

NO 4 L512

[W.W.] Lee House 90 Pomeroy Terr. NO 4 L 516

Leeds Dam After flood of 1874. NO Box 1 Oversize;

Also, during

construction, LE 46, 47,

50.

Leeds [Elementary]

School

Florence St., Leeds.

Built c1952.

NO 2L517

Leeds General Store and

Post Office

1-11 Mulberry St.,

Leeds. Built c1840.

Post Office, Leeds;

Nonotuck Silk Mill

Boarding House

LE 1

Leeds Village Ctr. Main St., Leeds LE 51

Libraries, State Aid Bill

Signing

1950s? Rabb, Mr.; Butcher,

Mrs. Elizabeth; Furcolo,

Gov. Foster; Mahar,

Rep. Ralph; Wikander,

Lawrence.

Group Portraits – Box

10B, Folder 6b

Lilly Library, Florence 19 Meadow St. Built

1890.

Libraries, Florence;

Totem Pole, later

donated to Look Park;

Dostel, Susan; Longtin,

Linda

FL 4-7; NO Box 6A

Quarter Millenial – 1904

Lincoln & Southwick 96 Main St. Main St. – Lower – Pre-

1900

NO 5.1L

[Henry Wadsworth]

Longfellow House,

Pittsfield

―Elm Knoll,‖ Pittsfield PT 1

Look Park [Frank Newhall] Look

[Memorial] Park.

Established in late 1920s

by mrs. Fanie Burr

Look, in memory of her

husband. Formerly the

Warner Farm.

NO 5.4L872

[Edward B.] Lord House 32 Smith St., site.

Damaged by 1936 flood.

NO 4 L884

Lover’s Lane,

Easthampton

EA 10, 11

[Dana] Lowd House 28 Prospect Ave. NO 4L951

[Edward H.R.] Lyman

House

28 Lyman Rd. Built

1838, remodeled c1870

and c1905.

Fort Hill Estate;

[Samuel] Whitmarsh

House; [George]

Browne House; [Mrs.

Joanna C.] Nichols

House; [Joseph] West

House; [Jacob]

Singmaster House;

[Frank] Lyman House;

[Elizabeth Morrow]

Morgan Nursery School;

[Charles F.]

Starkweather House;

[Thomas] Todd House

NO 4 L989e

[J.H.] Lyman House 333[?] Elm St. [Edward E.] Wood

House

NO 4L989j

[Judge Joseph] Lyman

House


1792; burned 1870.

Carr’s Block, site;

O’Brien Block, site.

NO 4 L989j

[Samuel F.] Lyman

House

10 Elm St., site. (Corner

of West & Elm Sts.) In

early 1870’s moved to

―35 Canal St,‖ now State

St.

College Hill; Smith

College, College Hall

NO 4 L989s

Lyman Plant House See Smith College, NO

2S51

Lyric Theatre 24 Pleasant St. Built by

John T. Dewey c1900.

NO 1.82L

[Alexander] McCallum

House


1882-83.

Smith College Faculty

Offices

NO 4 M124

[James] McCallum, Jr.

House

83 North St See Pratt House, 83

North St

McCallum’s Mill 136 West St. Factories; Propper-

McCallum Hosiery Mill;

National Felt Co.;

Commonwealth Felt

Co.; Brawley Felt Co.

NO 1.4M124

McCallum’s Store 150 Main St. Edwards Church Site NO 1.21M124

McCarthy Memorial

Boulder, Flo.

Dedicated by Florence

Fish and Game Assoc. in

honor of its 1st president,

Michael J. McCarthy.

Sept 1930.

Memorials, Flo.; Flo.

Fish and Game Assoc.,

Memorials

FL 46

[Henry Noble]

MacCracken House

Hampton Terr., end of

street. Built 1914-15.

―The Beeches‖; [Calvin]

Coolidge Residences;

[M.L.] Comey House;

[Sidney A.] Bailey

House

NO 4 M138

McKinley Day – June

19, 1889

Parade in Nothampton –

views of Main St.;

various buildings on

Main St.; Williams

House, South St.

Hampshire House

Block; Williams House,

South St.; City Hall;

Odd Fellows Hall;

Whiting, William F.,

Holyoke; Trask, Rev.

Dr. ____, Holyoke;

Williston, A. Lyman

NO Box 5

[Frederic A.] Macomber

House

300 Elm St. Coolidge Collection

COn 28-33

Magna House

Condominiums

Crescent St. & Henshaw

Ave.

See Clarke School for

the Deaf NO 2C55

Main St. Parades NO Boxes 5-8B

Main St. – Composite Lower Main – Pre-1900 NO 5.15

Main St. – 1920 Coolidge Collection CO

9, 10, 20, 21; COn 28-9,

10, 20, 21

Main St. ca. 1900 Morrison Series MO

Boxes 1-2


1900

Bay State House

(Hotel); [Harry E.]

Bicknell Men’s Clothing

(9); Carr’s Block (97);

Clarke Block (10);

[Merritt] Clark & Co.

(3,9,12); Connecticut

River Railroad Station –

Passenger; Court House

(16); [Frank E.] Davis

Jewelery & Optician (9);

Edwards Church, 150

Main (12,3); [Oscar]

Edwards – Druggist;

[R.J.] Fair (12) (3); First


(16); First National

Bank (21); Foster Bros.

Geo and Charles, Paints

(9); Hampshire Co.

National Bank (9);

NO 5.1L; Oversize Box

1, 2

Hampshire Mutual Fire

Insurance Co. (10);

Hannum & Everett –

Watches (3) (12);

[Wallace] Hubbard,

Harness and trunk maker

(20); [Ebenezer] Hunt,

drug store (12) (3);

[W.H.] Jones, dental

surgeon (Clarke Block)

(9, 10, 12); Lee & Porter

Stove Shop (20);

[Alexander McCallum

& Co (9); [Joseph]

Marsh, books (10);

[Milton O.] Wickes,

violins (9); Northampton

Institution for Savings;

Northampton National

Bank (70); Patterson &

Eastus Harness and

trunks (20); Pioneer

National Bank, site (20);

Pleasant St.; Rowe and

Congdon (3, 12); Smith

Charities (21); Shop

Row; [E.G] Southwick

& Co. Dry Goods (10);

Stewart Stove Store

(20); Town Hall, old;

Warner Tavern; [Oliver]

White, Boot and

Shoemaker (3,12);

Whitney Building (16);

[Oliver] Walker,

insurance (10);

Wetherbee and

Pomeroy, fancy goods

(10); Y.M.C.A.; Main

St. R.R. Crossing;

Bridge St. R.R. Crossing

Main St. – Lower –

1900

King St.; Draper Hotel;

Knowlton Bros.

Photographic Studio;

First National Bank

(included in Main St.

NO 5.12L

view c1900 reprinted

#3); Todd’s Dry Goods;

Hennesey & Moakler,

tailors; Lambie & Co. –

clothing; Williams Shoe;

Coburn & Graves –

druggist; [Herbert A.]

Wiswell – druggist;

[Robert F.] Armstrong,

men’s clothing;

[Marcus] Cohn –

clothier; [Harry] Daniels

– clothier, clock

Main St. – North Side One wide angle view NO 5.13

Main St. – South Side One wide angle view NO 5.14

Main St., Upper – Pre

1900

Rust’s Block NO 5.1U

Main St. – Upper – 1900 City Hall – proposed

building; Parks; Pulaski

Park; Edwards Church

(14); [Jacob] Holley

House (50); Warren’s

Livery Stable (50,14);

New Haven Canal Depot

(50,14); Olympia Candy

Co. (15); Montague and

Brown (15); Edwin B.

Emerson & Co. Paint

(15); Edmund L.

Niquette & Co. (15);

Frank A. Brandle

Druggist (15); Horace

W. Field – Florist (15)

NO 5.12 U; See Also

Pulaski Park Box NO 2

Main St. – Easthampton View looking north

towards park

Town Hall, Easthampton EA 6

Main St., Florence ―Looking east from

Cosmian Park‖

FL 39

Main St., Williamstown Williamstown, views of WM 1-3

Maine Marble Scramble Marble Scrambles, Flo. FL 45

[Julius P.] Maine

Memorial Fountain

Cosmian Park, Flo.

Donated by Maine,

1910; later moved to

Spring Grove Cem.

Memorial Day, Parade,

Florence; Fountains,

Florence; Cosmian Park,

Florence; Honor Roll,

Florence

FL 40-41

Mandell’s Shoe Store 161 Main St. Charles M.

& William D. Mandell,

Props.

NO Box 9, Floder 8 –

Northampton Misc.

(Blizzard of 1888)

Mansion House 15 Elm St.; also 171

Main St. Built in 1828

by Capt. Isaac Damons,

demolished 1873 (Elm

St.)

Fitch Hotel – Block

(Main St.); Hotels; St.

Mary’s Church, site.

NO 1.7M318; Prints –

storage 389-a, 305, 389

Manual Training

Building

South St. Portable School House;

Hawley Grammar

School

NO 2M319

[Joseph] Marsh, books 76 Main St Main St. – Lower – Pre-

1900

NO 5.1L

Masonic Building 21-29 Main St. Coolidge Collection CO

14

―Massachusetts

Explorers‖, Eastern

Newspaper Service.

Group Portrait, taken at

Forbes Library, June

1929.

[John L.] Mather House 275 Elm St. Built 1882. NO 4M42

[Charles A.] Maynard

House

268 Elm St. Coolidge Collection

COn28-26

Maynard’s Hoe Shop Green St. Moved to N.

King St. *Nov. 1919 and

remained in business as

the Maynard Hoe Shop

until its sale to L. W.

Swift in Feb 1927. Later

used by Purity Milk

Cap. Co. Later

Purchased by J.W.

Parsons & Sons. *2nd

site near 8 N. King

Paradise Pond; Hoe

Shop; Factories; Purity

Milk Cap Co.

NO 1.4M455

Mayors – Northampton BOX NO 10B

Meadows, East Whatley East Whately, views of EW 1-3

Meadows, Greater

Northampton Area

Mountain Houses &

Views

NO Box 13

Meadows – Greater

Northampton Area

Mill River entering

Conn. River; Hadley

Box; Cole’s Meadow;

Dikes; Onion Crop;

Crops; Conn. River,

views of; Farming;

Mountain Houses &

Views


NO Box 9 Folder 7

Meadows, Hadley Connecticut River,

views of; East Hadley,

view; Tobacco Crop,

Hadley; Hockanum,

views

HD 48-54; See also

Tobacco Crop, Hadley,

HD 2-24 and East

Hadley, view HD 48

Medical Societies Hampshire District

Medical Society, c1906

NO Box 1 – Oversize

Memorial Day Parade,

Flo.

c.1915? Civil War Vets.

& others. Various views

of downtown Flo.

Parades, Flo.; Main St.,

Flo.; No. Main St., Flo.;

Florence Hotel; Hotels,

Florence; Maple St.,

Florence; Cosmian Park,

Flo.; Park St., Flo.

FL 48-53

Memorial Hall 240 Main St. Built 1872

Architect James

McLaughlin.

Constructed by William

F. Pratt

Pulaski Park; Clarke

Library; Red Cross

Campaign, ca.1917

NO 1.94M

Memorial Hall,

Deerfield

Dickinson Academy,

Deerfield; Schools,

Deerfield

DE 1

[John] Metcalf Printers 204 Main St. Boyden’s NO 1.71B63

Methodist [Episcopal]

Church

43 Center St. Built 1851,

remodeled 1894.

Home Culture Club;

Lyman Hall; Benevolent

Order of the Elks;

People’s Institute; Elk’s

Home

NO 3 M56c; See also

CO box 30

Methodist Episcopal

Church

90 Elm St. Demolished

1977.

Tucker House NO 3M56e

Middlefield

Congregational Meeting

House & Town Hall

Town Hall, Middlefield;

Churches, Middlefield

MI 1

Middlefield Fair Fairs, Middlefield MI 3

Mill River Bridge,

Williamsburg

Bridges, Williamsburg;

Williams House;

Williamsburg; Trolleys,

Williamsburg;

Williamsburg,


WL 5

Mill River Diversion,

1939

Vet’s Field; Mill River NO Box 9 Folder 14

Mill River Entering

Connecticut River

Meadows- Greater

Northampton Area

NO Box 9 Folder 7

[John] Miller Memorial

Stone, Williamsburg

Dedicated Sept. 3, 1921. Monuments,

Williamsburg

WL 10

[E. Cyrus] Miller’s

Apple Orchard & Crop

Haydenville Crops; Orchards,

Haydenville; Miller, E.

Cyrus; Interiors,

Business

HY 2-8, 12

[J.M.] Miner House 76 Crescent St. Built

c1874. Exterior and

interior.

Dawson, Lucius A.


NO 4M666

Miss Florence Diner 99 Main St., Florence.

Est. 1942.

MO 9

Montague & Brown

Real Estate

261 Main St. Main St. – Upper – 1900 X.15

Montgomery Ward

Catalog Office

12 Crafts Ave. See Crafts Ave. NO

5.2C84

Monument to ―John

Barleycorn‖

West Chesterfield Prohibition, Monument

to, West Chesterfield;

The Nutshell Novelty

Shop, West Chesterfield

WC 5

[Rev. Dwight L.] Moody

House, East Northfield

Houses, East Northfield ENR 3

Moody’s Tavern Roberts’ Meadow. Built

c1800; burned to ground

July 5, 1924.

LE 30, 51

Moriarty Block (and

Furniture Store)

22-30 Court St. Court St. NO 5.2C83

Mt. Herman School,

Northfield

Views of campus, hall,

dormitory.

Schools, Northfield NR 1-3

Mt. Holyoke Hadley series of

negatives; Mountain

Houses and Views NO

Box 13

Mountain Houses and

Views

Mt. Holyoke; Prospect

House; Summit House;

Mt. Sugarloaf; Mt.

Toby; Taylor’s Notch;

Russel Cove;

Connecticut River,

views of; Mt. Tom (NO

Box 13); Mt. Nonotuck

House; Mountain House,

Mt. Tom; Mountain

Park; Oxbow; Mill

River, views of; Conn.

River Lumber Co.;

French, John W.

NO Box 12; NO Box 13

Mountain Houses and

Views and Mountain

MO 20 (1990); See also

stereoscopes – box 2;

Railways Corbin Collection Prints

Folders 1-3

Mountain Houses and

Views – Clippings

Meadows, Greater

Northampton Area;

Oxbow; Mountain Park;

Mt. Tom; Mt. Holyoke

NO Box 13

Mountain Mill,

Plainfield

A corn mill, located 2

miles south of meeting

house. Est. 1879.

Factories, Plainfield PL 1, 9

Near Factories, Bay

State

Factories NO 1.4N269

Neilson Library, Smith

College


– Neilson Library, Smith

See: Curie, Marie NO

Box 10D Folder 8

New Haven Canal Depot Later the Warren Livery

Stable. Included in a

view taken from Smith

College looking east.

Main St. – Upper –

1900; Warren’s Livery

Stable

New Haven Railroad NO 1.33N42

Nim’s House, Deerfield Houses, Deerfield;

Miller House, Deerfield;

Frary House, Deerfield

DE 20-22

[Edmund L.] Niquette &

Co.

273 Main St. Main St. – Upper – 1900 X 15

Nonotuck Savings Back 25 Main St. [Now 80

Main St.] Built 1895.

Banks; Mural,

Northampton c1849

(Carroll, Bill, Painter);

Lambie Block

NO 124N73

Nonotuck Silk Co.,

Leeds

300 Main St., Leeds.

Built c1880. Exterior

and interior views.

Became known as the

Corticelli Silk Co.,

1921. Purchased by

Belding-Hemingway

Co., 1930; College

Weavers Inc., 1932,

later went out of

business. Converted to

apts. 1974-75. (Part of

the building was razed

in 1943)

Factories, Leeds;

Interiors, Businesses;

Belding-Hemingway

Silk Co.; College

Weavers, Inc.; Leeds

Village Apts.

LE 4-12

Nonotuck Silk Mill,

Florence

660 Riverside Dr. – 248

Nonotuck St., Flo.

Building built 1855,

later many additions;

also bought buildings

Factories, Flo.;

Corticelli Silk Co., Flo;

Ryan Rd., Flo.; Cross

St., Flo.

FL 18-19

along Mill River at

Riverside Dr. from

N’ton Association of

Education and Industry;

later known as Corticelli

Silk Co., 1921.

Northampton – Aerial

views

Aerial Views – NO Box

4; Morrison MO boxes

1-2

Northampton-Amherst

Street Railway Co.

Trollys; [Polly]

Pomeroy House – 21

Main St.; [J.A.]

Sullivan, Hardware – 3

Main St.; Graves Grist

Mill – 4 Bridge St.;

[Michael] Williams

House – 7 Market St.

NO 1.38

Northampton

Association of

Education and Industry,

Florence

660 Riverside Dr., site.

Built c1855, later

purchased by Nonotuck

Silk Co. Razed, c1980.

Communes, Florence;


[Lower] Braid Mill,

Flo.; Greenville

Manufacturing Co., Flo.;

Ruggles, David

FL 20-21

Northampton Boot &

Shoe Store


1900

NO 5.1L

Northampton City Seal Box NO9 Folder 12

Northampton Co-

Operative Bank

135 Main St. Built

c1866 Architect William

F. Pratt.


Bank; Banks;

Morrison’s Optician

NO 1.24N812C

Northampton

Community Gardens

Morrison series MO 7

Northampton Country

Club

Look Park; Interiors,

businesses

NO 1.8N812; LE 19, 20

[Northampton] Cutlery

Co.

320 Riverside Dr., Bay

State. Original building

built c1845; several

additions to 1918.

Factories; Riverside

Cutlery Co.; Bay State

Hardware Co.; Bay State

Tool Manufac. Co;

Hampshire Flax &

Hemp Co.; Northampton

Paper Mills

NO 1.4C97

Northampton Driving

Park

Fair St. Polo Field; Fairgrounds NO 5.4N812

Northampton Gas and

Electric Co. (and

buildings)

212 Main St. City Hall Annex;

Utilities; Pulaski Park

NO 1.26; NO 5.4P966

Northampton High

School


40. Architect J. William

Beal & Sons. Rear

addition 1965. [Includes

South St. building –

―Old‖ High School]

Build 1896 Gardner,

Pynne & Gardner

Architects. Interior

burned early 1900s;

rebuilt. Remodeled

1983-84.

Elm St.; D.A. Sullivan

School

NO 2N812

Northampton High

School

Center St. ―Union High‖

used as high school

1852-1864.

NO 2N812c

Northampton High

School Students – Group

Ports.

Includes a series of

individual portraits from

the class of 1868-69;

class of 1893.

Students Box 10B, Folder 3

[missing]

[Northampton] High

School, site

See [Christian] Kopp

House and Store – NO 4

K838; [Bruno] Ruder

Houses – NO 4 R833

Northampton Institution

for Savings

109 Main St. [Includes

both buildings; first est.

second est. 1915. Both

at 109 Main St.]


1900; Banks; Interiors,

businesses

NO 1.24N812i – 2

folders; Coolidge

Collection COn 28 – 15

Northampton

Manufacturing Corp.

(Wire Company)

In the center of the area

known as ―Paper Mill

Village.‖ Built c1860.

[E.E.] Wood Cutlery

Co.; [William A.]

Rogers Cutlery Co.

NO 1.4N812


Bank

135 Main St. Built in

1837 (original building).

Built in 1913 (present

building – 130 Main

St.).


1900; Quarter Millenial

Celebration; Banks;

Northampton Co-

operative Bank; Bank

Robbery, Jan 26, 1876

NO 1.24N812n; NO

Box 6A

Northampton/New

Haven Canal

Views of the canal in

different towns

Canals NO 6N

[Northampton]

Reservoir

In process of

construction

Reservoirs LE 46, 47, 56

Northampton Rifle Club Located off Spring St.,

Leeds, near present

Armory.

Clubs – Northampton NO 1.8R448

―Northampton Rd.,‖

Hadley

Russell St. Hadley, view HD 47

Northampton School for Pomeroy Terrace [Osmyn] Baker House NO 2N812n

Girls

Northampton Shooting

Club

Located at Smith’s

Ferry, then part of

Northampton, now part

of Holyoke.

Clubs – Northampton NO 1.8Sh77

Northampton

Sportsmen’s Club,

Hadley

Near Hadley side of

Hadley Bridge

Clubs, Hadley HD 26

Northampton St.

Holyoke, view

(Man with buggy, horse) HL 14

Northampton Street

Railway

Trollys; Bus Service NO 1.38N812; 1

oversize print in NO

Box 2 Oversize

Northampton – views Box NO 2

Northampton Vocal

Club

Box NO 2

Northfield Seminary,

East Northfield

Seminaries, E.

Northfield

ENR 1

Norwood Engineering

Co., Florence

28-30 No. Maple St.,

Flo. Built 1870, later

several additions.

Interior view. (Made

machines that purify

water.)



FL 17

Norwood Hotel 37 Bridge St. Torn down

c1974.

Hotels; [Northampton]

Post Office, site

NO 1.7N83; see also

Floods – Mar. 1936 NO

Box 11 Folder 8

Norwottuck Park,

Hadley

Snapshots during a flood See Butler & Ullman

Florists, NO 1.21B97

Odd Fellows Hall 39 Main St. See McKinley Day NO

Box 5; Quarter

Millennial Celebration

NO Box 6A

[John B.] O’Donnell

House

109 Round Hill Rd., site Hillside Apts, site; ―The

Lookout‖

NO 4 O5

―Old Brick Store,‖

Plainfield

PL 2

Old Indian House Reproduction of

building razed in 1848,

built in 1929 [sic],

exteriors & interiors

Interiors, houses,

Deerfield; Houses,

Deerfield

DE 13-19

Old Mill, New Ashford Factories, New Ashford NE 1

Old South St.

Footbridge

Demolished 1947 NO 7OL1; See O’Dea,

James H. NO 9Od2

Olympia Candy Co. Main St. Main St. – Upper – 1900 X.15

104th

Infantry Reunion April 26-27, 1929.

Views of Main St.

Parade, reviewing stand

NO Box 7A

[T.] Ono & Co., Oriental

Art Goods

192 Main St. See Boyden’s NO

1.71B63

Otis Patent Steam

Excavator

PE 3

Oxbow See Mountain Houses

and Views, NO Box 13

(clippings), 12 (photos;

NO Box 9 Folder 10

[Martin A.] Paddock

Custom Tailor

204 Main St. Crafts Ave. NO 5.2C84

Parades Parades in Northampton:

Knights Templar Parade,

c1887-1999 (Box 7A);

McKinley Day, June 19,

1888 (Box 5); Quarter

Millennial Celebration –

1904 (Box 6); 10th

U.S.

Cavalry – Aug 2, 1912

(Box 7A); Kiwanis

Society Circus Parade,

May 22-23, 1929 (Box

7A); Tercentenary

Parade, 1930 (Box 7A);

Tercentenary Parade,

1954 (Boxes 8A & B);

Fireman’s Muster (part

of Knights Templar),

1888 (Box 7A); Polish

Church Dedication

Parade (Box 7A); Draft

Parades, 1917, 1918

(NOn Northampton

negatives + X prints);

Armistice Parade, 1918

(Box 7A); Community

Sing, 1918 (Box 7A);

Patriots Day Parade,

Apr. 1918 (Northampton

NOn Negatives)

NO Box 5-8B

Paradise Pond Smith College – Boat

House; Maynard’s Hoe

Shop

NO 5.4P211; MO 3-4

[Dr. William Thornton]

Parker House

65 Columbus Ave. ―Valley View‖;

Interiors, Houses

NO 4 P229

Parsons and Wells Main St. General Store. NO 1.21P251

Parsons Elm Old South St. NO 5.41P251; See also

Old South St. NO 5.20L;

[Noah] Parsons House

NO 4P255

[?] Parsons House West St. Not verified. NO 4P251w

[Cornet Joseph] Parsons

House

58 Bridge St. Built

1658; addition in 1800.

Oldest house in

Northampton now

standing.

[Anna C.] Bliss House;

Northampton Historical

Society; [Daniel] Wright

House; [Ferdinand

Hunt] Wright House;

[Anna] Wright House

NO 4 P251

[Isaac & Josiah] Parsons

House

122 Bridge St., site.

Located in the open lot

next to the Bridge St.

School, facing Bridge

St. Park. Built c1744,

torn down c1914.

NO 4 P253; NO Box 2

[Jacob] Parsons House 262 Bridge St. Built

c1700.

[Timothy] Griffin

House; [Dr. Joseph D.]

Collins House; Putnam’s

Inn; [Luther] Clark

House; Hotels and Inns;

Lee House

NO 4 P254

[Noah] Parsons House 48 Old South St. Built

c1755. Dismantled in

Aug. 2003, was to have

been rebuilt in Canaan,

NH, deal fell through.

[Justus] Parsons House;

[Lewis] Parsons House

NO 4 P255; see also Old

South St. NO 5.20L;

Parsons Elm NO

5.41P251

[S.C.] Parsons house 24 Henshaw Ave. [J.E.] Clark House NO 4 P257

Patriots Day Parade,

Apr. 19, 1918

Views along Main St. Parades NO Box 7A

[A. Perry] Peck House 130 North Elm St. Built

c1865.

[Rev. George] Webber

House; ―Springdale‖;

[Joseph L.] Harrison

House 1912-1918

NO 4 P334

Pelham, Map of the

Town of, 1830

Map is in Ref. Room,

Map Case, Drawer 5, no.

51.

Pelham, Town Hall &

Cemetery

PE 1, 4, 6

People’s Institute &

James House

38 Gothic St. Built 1904

by Geo. Washington

Elk’s Home, Methodist

[Episcopal] Church;

NO 1.8P

Cable & Andrew

Carnegie. Formerly

Home Culture Clubs,

est. 1896.

Home Culture Club;

Carnegie Bldg.; Girls’

City Club; James house;

[Justus] Boies House;

[P.R.] Whitcomb House

People’s Institute –

Directors 1921-22

Group port. NO Box 10B Folder 1

[Charles] Phillips

House, c1939

6 Maple St. NO 4P541

Phillips Place NO 5.2P53

[Chauncey H.] Pierce

House

40 Henshaw Ave., site Interiors, Houses NO 4 P61

[Chauncey H.] Pierce

House, Goshen

Summer residence of

Northampton resident

Chauncey H. Pierce – 1

Exterior, 2 Interiors

Interiors, Houses GO 19-21

[James M.] Pierce, Paper

Hangers & Painters

1900-1922

192 Main St. Art Store. See Boyden’s, NO

1.71B63

Pine Grove School At the intersection of

Florence Rd. and Rocky

Hill Rd. now Rt. 66

NO 2P65

Pine St. School 45 Pine St., Florence.

Annex of Temperance

Hall.

Schools, Flo.;

Temperance Hall

Annex, Flo.

FL 31

Pioneer Post 33-35 West St. NO 1.21P65

Plainfield Various views PL 1-11

Plaza Hotel 79-83 Pleasant St. Built

1896, Curtis G. Page,

architect.

Hotels; Gazette Printing

Co.; Hampton Hotel;

Plaza Theatre; [D.M.]

Hall House, site

NO 1.7P69

Pleasant St. Main St. – Lower – Pre-

1900

NO 5.2P71

Plymouth Inn West and Green Sts.

Torn down Summer

1931.

Hotels; Century Hall,

Smith Coll. Dorm

NO 1.7P749; See also

Forbes Library

Collection FO Box 2B

Folders 2 and 6

Police – Northampton Group ports. NO Box 10A, folder 4;

FE 1, Field Collection

Police Station 38 Center St.

Demolished c1961.

Primary School on

Center St.; Methodist

[Episcopal] Church

NO 1.18P

Polish Church –

Dedication Parade

Main St. 1913. 1 item. NO Box 7

[Ashael] Pomeroy

House

66 Bridge St. Built in

1792. Porch added early

19th

cent.

[Thomas M.] Sheperd

House; Northampton

Historical Society

NO 4 P771

[Polly] Pomeroy House

and Hotel


1802. Torn down c1897.

Hotels; Masonic

Building, site; [Josiah]

Clarke House;

Northampton –Amherst

Street Railway Co.

NO 4 P771p

Pomeroy Terrace NO 5.2P77

[Bishop] Porter House,

Deerfield


Porter House, Hadley HD 36

Porter-Phelps-

Huntington House,

Hadley

Huntington Homestead,

Hadley

HD 37-40

Post Office and Mural 33 Pleasant St. Crimi, Alfred D.,

painter; [Oliver] Walker

House; Leeds Post

Office & Store

NO 1.16P

Post Office (Temporary) 7 Pearl St. June 1938-

July 1939. Temp. Post

Office on Pleasant St.

side of building. Built

1897, addition built

c1920.

Gleason Building;

Guilford’s Livery

Stable; Nonotuck House,

site; Gleason Bros.

(Trucking)

NO 1.16P84

Power Development

Project

Lake Aldrich, Granby Water projects, Granby GB 1

Pratt House 83 North St. View of

downed trees, 1938

Hurricane

See [James] McCallum,

Jr. House

Primary School on

Center St.

Center St. Police Station NO 2P935

[Josiah H.] Prindle

House

256 Main St., Site, later

moved to 13 Old South

St.

Pulaski Park NO

5.4P966

[William F.] Prindle 193 Main St (149).

Plumbing and steam-

fitting.

Carr’s Block; Cutting,

Daniel F.; Lindes,

Timothy

NO 1.21P93

[William F.] Prindle

House

73 South St. Built by

William F. Prindle, died

1885. Also owned by

Col. Henry L. Williams,

and later, c1939, Frank

A. Brandle.

[Col. Henry L.]

Williams House

NO 4 P936

Prominent Citizens Portrait File Index;

Group and Oversize

Portraits NO Boxes 10

A, B, C; D.A.R.

Pageants NO Box 7B

Prospect Street School 231 Prospect St, site.

Corner of Prospect St.

and Hayes Ave.

Students NO 2P94

Public Buildings –

Composite

NO 1C

Pulaski Park [Includes site –

memorial stone]

Main St. – Upper – 1900

[north side only];

Holley’s Livery Stable;

Academy of Music;

Memorial Hall; [Jacob]

Holley House & Livery

Stable, site; [Edwin]

Kingsley House; [Josiah

H.] Prindle House;

Northampton Gas &

Electric Co.; Smith &

Jones Block

NO 5.4P966; also MO

14

[William] Pynchon

Memorial Building,

Springfield

SP 1-2

Quarter Millennial

Celebration – 1904

Parade, views of Main

St. and various buildings

decorated for the

occasion. Box A – Main

St. and specific

buildings. Box B –

floats, ports.

Lambie Bldg.; First

National Bank;

Hampton Hotel; Odd

Fellows Hall;


Bank

NO Boxes 6A & B

Quinn Funeral Home 71 King St. Built 1866

Architect William F.

Pratt.

Catholic Society

Parsonage; [George F.]

Reynolds Funeral Home

NO 1.59Q4

Rahar’s Inn 7 Old South St. Built

mid-1800; 1899 addition

– architect William F.

Pratt; 1905 addition E.C.

& G.C. Gardner,

architect.

Hotels; Parsons

Homestead; [John]

Metcalf House

NO 1.7R116

Red Cross Campaign,

ca.1917

Memorial Hall NO

1.94M

Registry of Motor

Vehicles

43 Gothic St. [Includes

Chief Bresnahan

receiving first no. plates,

opening 1931]

NO 1.15R

Reservoir, Northampton Northampton Reservoir

Dam, Leeds. Built 1894;

architect Charles H.

Wellington.

LE 46, 47, 56

Rider Bros. Furniture &

Piano Movers

(Warehouse)

34 King St., site. NO Box 10 – Group

Portraits, Folder 4 (Fire

Dept.)

[Frank H.] Roberts,

Liquor Store

204 Main St. Boyden’s NO 1.7B63

[O.O.] Roberts House 19 King St, site. Court House NO 1.15C

Roberts Meadow;

Brook, Leeds

NO Box 12 Folder 6

Rock Formations, So.

Worthington

SW 1

Rogers Hall Built c1815 Shepherd family home;


Deaf

NO 2C55

Rose Tree Inn 252 Bridge St. Hotels NO 1.7R72

Ross Bridge, Florence Meadow St, Florence FL 42-43

Round Hill Views and description Box NO 2; Prints,

storage numbers 374,

397, 395, 392, 375, 455

Round Hill Rd. Parks and Streets

Composite

NO 1.7R75

Round Hill Hotel 84 Round Hill Hotels NO 1.7R75

Round Hill School Round Hill Rd. Clarke School for the

Deaf; Dudley Hall;

Bancroft School for

Boys

NO 2R75

Round Hill School for

Boys

[Mrs. Arthur Curtis]

James House

NO 4 J231; Prints –

storage 397

Round Hill Water Cure Hotels NO 1.7R75r; Box NO 2;

Prints – storage 399

―Round House‖ Conz St. [Seth] Strong House NO 4 S892

―Round Top,‖ East

Northfield

ENR 2

Rowe & Congdon,

Oyster Dealers

Main St. Located in


150 Main, Edwards

Church.


1900

[Bruno] Ruder Houses 378 & 384 Elm St., site.

Torn down Nov. 22,

1938.

[Christian] Kopp House;

Northampton High

School

NO 4 R833

Russell Farm, No. Spear heads found on Artifacts, Indian, No. NH 4-6

Hadley farm, 1928. Hadley; Spear Heads

Rust’s Block 207-211½ Main St. Built

1867 William F. Pratt

Architect. Joseph Lyman

Homestead site.

Main St. – Upper – Pre-

1900

NO 5.1 U

Sacred Heart Church [Old French Church] 99

King St. Built l916,

architect John W.

Donahue

Sacred Heart School;

French Church

NO 3S14

Sacred Heart School 95 King St. Built 1911. King St. School; Sacred

Heart Church

NO 2 S14

St. John Cantius Church 10 Hawley St. Built

1912, architect John W.

Donahue.

NO 3 S21

St. John’s Church,

Northampton, Bridge St.

Proposed front

elevation. Architectural

drawing, Sept 10, 1854,

by William Fenno Pratt,

architect.

Prints – storage 273


Church


93. R.W. Gibson

Architect.

NO 3S22


Church

Churches, Williamstown WM 5

St. Joseph’s Church 206 King St., site. First

Catholic church in

Northampton. Part of

Worcester Diocese,

razed between 1895-

1915.

Connecticut River

Railroad – Freight

Station

NO 3S235

St. Mary’s Church &

Convent

3 Elm St. church built

1881, architect P.W.

Ford. Convent: 6

Bedford Terr. (Front),

built 1898-99.

NO 3S24

St. Mary’s Church,

Haydenville

Built 1867-68. Interiors

& exterior.

Churches, Haydenville HY 9-11

Saint Michael’s School 71 State St. Built 1909

John W. Donohue

Architect. Rear addition

1929. Closed 1975.

Renovated 1982.

Gothic Seminary NO 2 S24

St. Valentine’s [Polish

National] Church

125 King St. Built 1932

H.J. Tossier, architect.

[Rev.] Jonathan

Edwards House, site;

Edwards Elm, site

NO 3S25

Salmon Brook Arch

Culvert, Easthampton

Of stone, built 1829;

washed away in flood ---

-1930.

Bridges, Easthampton EA 7

Schools Bay State School;

Bridge St. School;

[Mary A.] Burnham


Girls; Capen’s School

for Girls; Center

Grammar School;


Deaf; Elm St. School;

Florence Grammar

School; Gothic

Seminary; Hawley

Grammar School;

Jackson St. School;

Leeds [Elementary]

School; Manual

Training Building;

Northampton High;

Northampton School for

Girls; Pine Grove

School; Primary School

on Center St.; Prospect

St. School; round Hill

School; Sacred Heart

School; Saint Michael’s

School; Schools and

Colleges – Composite;

Slough Hill School;

Smith Agricultural

School; South St.

School; Vernon St.

School; Williams St.

School

NO 2

Schools and Colleges –

Composite

NO 2S61

Schools, Deerfield Memorial Hall,

Deerfield

DE 1

―Second Schoolhouse,‖

Florence

Park & Meadow Sts.,

site, Flo. Later used as a

paint store.


[L. Clarke] Seelye

House

22 Round Hill Rd. Coolidge Collection CO

28

Segar House 135 King St, site NO 4 S37

Serio’s Market 65 State St. MO 10

Seventh-Day Adventist

Church, Florence

35 No. Main St. Built

c1915-1920 for the Free

Congregational Society

of Florence (Unitarians)

presently used by the 7th

Day Adventists

Free Congregational

Society of Florence

FL 36-37, 59

[Dr. Christopher]

Seymour House

79 Elm St., site. Corner

of Elm St. and Prospect

St. Torn down 1955.

[John W.] French

House; Smith College –

Prospect House

NO 4 S96

Shady Lawn Hospital Founded by Dr.

A.W. Thompson in 1874

Gothic Seminary;

[Lewis J.] Dudley House

NO 2G71; NO 4 D865

Shaker Settlement Hancock HN 2

Shay’s Bridge, West

Pelham

PE 2, 5

Sheldon House,

Deerfield

Houses, Deerfield DE 24-26

[Mrs. Thomas] Sheperd

house & grounds

Bridge St. NO 4S48

Sheperd House 71 Pleasant St., site.

Torn down 1908.

NO 4 S47

Sherwin Block 50-58 Main St.

Collapsed July 18, 1914.

Union Block; Dewey

Block, 40 Pleasant St.

c1914

NO 1.23S58

Shop Row Main St. – Lower – Pre-

1900

NO 5.1L

Signboards, Huntington Signs from the 1773

tavern of Ephraim &

Martin Wright,

Huntington.

HU 4

[O.A.] Skilton House 92 King St. NO 4 Sk33

[John] Skinner House 60 Harrison Ave. Built

1908.

NO 4 S34

[William] Skinner

House, Skinnerville

Ruins Mill River Flood – NO

Box 11 Folder 2

[William] Skinner Silk

Mill, Skinnerville

(Williamsburg)

Ruins. Mill River Flood – NO

Box 11 Folder 2

Slaves Lindes, Timothy

Slough Hill School Hatfield St. Built 1877. NO 2S57

Smith Agricultural

School

80 Locust St. NO 2S51

Smith & Jones Block 22-34 South St. Pulaski Park NO

5.4P966

Smith Charities Building 51 Main St. Built 1865-

66 William F. Pratt

Architect.

First National Bank;


1900

NO 1.23S

Smith College Buildings are classed

under the name of

original owner if

formerly a private

residence. Other campus

buildings in NO 2S53:

Lilly Hall; Main

Building, Elm St.;

Lyman Plant House,

Paradise Road; Alumnae

Gymnasium

Hurricane, Sept. 1938 NO 2S53; also MO 2 for

Lyman Plant House;

also NO Box 9 Folder

15 (Hurricane, Sept.

1938, behind College

Hall)

[Sophia] Smith

Homestead, Hatfield

Exterior and interior

views.

Interiors, Houses. HT 1-5

[Ben] Smith Tavern,

Hadley

Taverns, Hadley; Allen

House, Hadley

HD 41

Smith’s Ferry Mountain Houses and

Views Box 12, Folder 4

Smith’s Ferry, Bridge

near

c1891 NO 7Sm56

Soldiers – Northampton

(Group port.)

NO Box 10A Folders 1-

3

South Church Choir,

Springfield

1875 (Clipping) NO Box 10B, Folder 5 –

Group Portraits

(Composite Portraits)

South Deerfield View from Mt.

Sugarloaf, litho., 1886

SD 1

So. Hadley, views of SH 1-2

[Old] South St. Bridge [Includes new bridge.]

Damaged by Mill River

Flood – 1874; later

burned – 1893.

Mil River Bridge; Flood

– May 16, 1874;

Edwards’ Church

NO 7S87; also NO Box

11, Folder 2 for 1874

Flood

South Street Houses [Houses that could not

be verified]. 1-Theodore

Clapp House on South

St. next to school house

moved 1899‖ 1a-copy

print of above. 2.(Clapp

House?) 3.Same as

above – original

oversize in Box 1

Oversize 4.Clapp House

(208?) South St.

5.Strong House 6.House

Clapp Houses; South St;

Strong Houses

NO 4S87

Near Strong House

7.Strong House, South

St. 8.Wright House (134

South St.)?

South St. School &

Students

141 South St. Built

1888-90. ―Mrs. Fenton’s

Class, Grade 1, c1981?‖

– color.

NO 2S87

Southampton

Independent R.R.

Company

Trolleys, Southampton SO 3

[E.G.] Southwick & Co

Dry Goods


1900

NO 5.1L

[Elbridge G.] Southwick

House

41 Elm St., site. Corner

of Bedford Terr. And

Elm St. Torn down early

1900s.

NO 4 S89

[Charles W.] Spear

House

75 Harrison Ave. Built

1902-03

[Margaret] Bergan

House

Coolidge Collection

COn 28-29

[George] Spear House 302 Elm St. Coolidge Collection

COn 28-32

Sports NO Box 10 B – Group

Portraits, Folder 4

(Teams)

Springfield Orchestra

Club

Group Portrait, 1890. Bands, Orchestras,

Musical Societies,

Springfield


Portraits, Folder 5

(Composite Ports.)

[Asa] Squires Building 16 No. Maple St., Flo.

Built c1873.

FL 38

Stabb, [William K.],

Custom Tailor

169 Main St. NO Box 9 –

Northampton Misc.,


1888)

[Charles] Starkweather

House

49 Lyman Rd, 57

Lyman Rd. Starkweather

House build 1788,

moved from the corner

of South St. & Lyman

Rd. to present site in

1870.

[Edward H.R.] Lyman

House; [Haynes]

Kingsley House;

[Haynes Kingsley]

Starkweather House;

[Charles G.]

Starkweather House

NO 4St28

State Hospital Hospital Hill. Northampton Lunatic

Asylum; Northampton

State Hospital; Hospitals

NO 1.52S; see also Box

NO 2, MO 5-7

Stebbins Houses,

Deerfield

Allen House; Houses,

Deerfield

DE 27-29

[Walter L.] Stevens 68 Lyman Rd. On NO 4 St47

House Starkweather property.

Stevens House,

Worthington

Located at Stevensville,

Worthington

Houses, Worthington WO 1

[Solomon] Stoddard

House

27 Elm St., site. Torn

down by 1937.

NO 4 S64e

[Solomon] Stoddard

House

54 Prospect St. Rear part

of house built by

Solomon Stoddard in

1684. His son, John

Stoddard, added the

front in 1750.

―The Manse‖; [John]

Stoddard House; [Seth]

Wright House;

[Theodore] Wright

House; [Jonathan]

Edwards House; [Dr.

Benj.] Barrett House;

[Dr. Josiah G.] Holland

House; [Henry R.]

Hinckley House

NO 4 S64 P

Stores, Haydenville HYn 35-1

[Caleb] Strong House Located 20 Main St., in

1850 moved to 76

Pleasant St. Torn down

c1911. Built 1754.

NO 4 S88 (2 folders)

[Eleazer] Strong House 85 South St., site.

Corner of South &

School Sts. Built 1780.

Torn down & replaced

by a small school. Later

replaced by the South St.

School at 141 South St.

Writing on rear of photo

says ―Homestead No. 49

South St.‖ This refers to

a newspaper article in

which this was the 49th

house listed. See

Gazette, June 22, 1880.

NO S881

[Eleazer] Strong House 133 South St. Built

c1798.

[Elizoth] Bartlett House;

[Frank H.] Roberts

House; [Charles E.]

Hodgkins House

NO 4 S882

[Seth] Strong House 26 Conz St. Built c1825. [George Dexter] Clark

House; [Dexter] Clark

House; [Delmer E.]

Waite House; [Seth]

Strong House (32 Conz

St.)

NO 4 S891

[Seth] Strong House Built 1828. Round House NO 4 S892

Strong Houses NO 4 S87 (Houses that

are not verified)

Sugar Loaf Mountain Deerfield DE 51

[J.A.] Sullivan Co. 3 Main St. Hardware;

Northampton-Amherst

Street Railway Co.

NO 1.21S53

Sunderland, view of

(From Mt. Sugarloaf)

Connecticut River,

views of

SU 1-3

Swift River,

Cummington

View of river, 1897,

above gorge

CU 9-10

Tasker, W.V. Co. Musical Instrument

dealers. Booth at Tri-

County Fair c1908. Had

various stores on Main

St.

NO 1.21T

[Col. George A.] Taylor

House, Hadley

Also other dwelling on

site presently.

HD 42-43

Teams Sports; Bicyclists NO Box 10B – Group

Portraits, Folder 4

(Teams)

Telephone Co. 62 State St. and Bedford

Terr.

Utilities; [Northampton]

Chamber of Commerce

NO 1.26

The Temporary Home 425 Prospect St. Built

1914-15. Architect Karl

S. Putnam.

Children’s Aid Assoc. of

Hampshire County;

Dutton’s Funeral Home

NO 1.57T

10th

U.S. Cavalry

(Parade)

Aug. 2, 1912. Marching

on Main St. and King St.

Encampment at Fair

Grounds.

NO Box 7A

Tercentenary Parade

(1954)

Includes views of Main

St. Portrait of

Committee Members,

identified

NO Boxes 8A and B

Thayer House West St. [Earl] Higbee House NO 4 H53

Third Church (First

Congregational)

Architectural drawing

by William F. Pratt

Prints – Storage 274;

See also First


NO 3F51

Three County Fair Fairs, Northampton Northampton – Misc.

NO Box 9 Folder 8

Tobacco Crop, Hadley Series showing stages of

crop development:

seedlings, planting,

harvesting, processing

Meadows, Hadley;

Crops, Hadley; Interiors,

Businesses

HD 2-24

Todd House Roberts’ Meadow LE 26, 52

[Thomas] Todd House High St. (Lyman Rd.) [Edward H.R.] Lyman

House

NO 4L89e

[Helen] Todd Interior

Decorator

16 Crafts Ave. Crafts Ave. NO 5.2C84

Town Hall Main St. – Lower – Pre-

1900; City Hall

NO 5.1L

Town Hall, Easthampton Main St. Easthampton EA 6

Town Hall, Hadley HD 1; HDn25-2

Town Hall, Middlefield MI 1

Town Hall, Plainfield PL 10

Town Hall, Worthington WO 3

Train Wreck, West

Deerfield

April 7, 1886, 10 killed,

many injured.

WD 3-7

Transportation (Northampton Street

Railway) First Stage

Northampton – Misc. –

NO Box 9

Trees – Elms Includes Big Elm in the

Meadows, Jenny Lind

Elm in Hatfield

Edwards Elm; Parsons

Elm

NO 5.41E

Trees, Hancock HN 1

Trees Misc. Includes Municipal

Christmas Tree,

Chestnut on Hoyt Clark

Property, apple tree

owned by Christopher

Clark

NO 5.41

Trolleys, Southampton SO 3

[J.R.] Trumbull House 45 Prospect St. Built

c1869. Corner of

Prospect St. and

Trumbull Rd. Views of

his house and also

garden, which extended

down the hill towards

State St.

NO 4 T77

[Lydia] Tucker House &

Cottage

84 Elm St. Built c1770,

bought by Smith College

1960.

[Benj. S.] Lyman House;

[Gen. William] Lyman

House; [Rev. Dr.

Gordon] Hall House;

Hotels; ―The Brass

Knocker‖; [Elizabeth]

Drew House, Smith

College Admissions

Building

NO 4 T797

[Elisha] Turner House Pencil sketch of the

―Cochran Cottage‖

Prints – Storage 456

[Elisha] Turner House 20 West St. Torn down

1903. Located in the lot

in the rear of the Forbes

Library

Forbes Library, site;

Cochran Cottage

NO 4T852; Forbes

Library Collection FO

Box 2B Folders 4 and 5

Turners Falls Suspension bridge, view

of Falls from West.

TU 1-2

Turner’s Falls Dam Mounted clipping from

Springfield Republican,

Jan 1916

Oversize Box 1; TU 1

[Henry M.] Tyler House 44 Prospect St., site NO 4 T971

250th

Anniversary,

Hadley

Aug. 1909 Parades, Hadley (HD

76-119); Houses,

Unidentified, Hadley;

Hooker, [Maj. Gen.]

Jos., port. (HD 60);

Town Hall, Hadley (HD

71, 71); Goodwin

Memorial Library,

Hadley (HD 71);

Libraries, Hadley (HD

71, 73); [Hadley]


(HD 72, 74); Hopkins

Academy (HD 75);

Schools, Hadley (HD

75)

HD 60-119

[Rev. Rufus] 5 Crescent St. [J. Everett] Brady House NO 4 B72

[Rev. Rufus S.]

Underwood House

27 Crescent St. Built

1894.

NO 4 U2

Union Block Main & Pleasant Sts. Sherwin Block; [New]

Corner Clothing Store;

[M.J.] Woodruff, ―hair

work‖; [William]

Dearden, crockery,

curtains; [Nathan B.]

Hussey & Co., Stoves

NO 1.23U

Union Station Strong Ave. Built 1895-

97. Includes view of

construction. City

Engineer, Allen,

planner; Cummings &

C.N. Harlow

Contractors.

Bay State House;

Connecticut River


Station. Railroad

Station; Hawley St.

NO 1.31U

Unitarian Church 220 Main St. Built 1904. Second Congregational

Society and Church

NO 3U

U.S.S. Northampton Box NO 9 Folder 13

Utilities Northampton Gas and

Electric Co.; Telephone

Co.

1.26

Vernon St. School 56 Vernon St. Built

c1898. Also includes

various student groups.

Students NO 2V598

Veterans – Northampton

(Group Ports.)

Civil War Veterans;

Memorial Hall

Box NO 10A

Veterans of Foreign

Wars, Michael F. Curtin

Post

18 Meadow St.,

Florence

Florence Methodist

Episcopal Church

FL 58

Vets Field Playgrounds; Smith St.

Playground; Mill River

Diversion

NO 5.4V64; NO Box 9,

Folder 14

WHMP – Radio Began as WHYN, letters

later changed.

WHYN – Radio,

Northampton &

Holyoke; Radio Stations

NO 1.21W1

W.P.A. Repairs – Forbes

Library, c1940

FO Box 2A, Folders 2 &

3

Wagnerian Choral

(Church) Club

―Old Folks‖ Concert,

Nov. 23, 1907 at

Haydenville.

Group Portraits – Misc.

NO Box 10B Folder 6a

[Oliver] Walker House 33 Pleasant St., site.

Torn down c1902.

[Samuel] Bothwell

House; Kirkland House

NO 4W151

[Oliver] Walker,

insurance


1900

NO 5.1L

[James C.] Ward House 156 Elm St. Built c1881. St. John’s Episcopal

Church Parsonage;

Smith College

Dormitories; Tenney

House

NO 4 W21

[C.F.] Warner House 59 Dryads Green. Built

by 1896.

[Charles A.] Cutter

House; [Rev. Robt. S.]

Smith House

NO 4 W242

[Charles Dudley]

Warner House,

Plainfield

PL 11

[George P.] Warner’s

Button Factory, Leeds

See Mill River flood,

May 16, 1874 – NO Box

11 Folder 2

Warner’s Silk Mill 595 Elm St., site.

Burned June 10, 1895.

Factories, Northampton NO 1.4W247

Warner’s Tavern Main St. – Lower –

1900

NO 1.71W242

Warner’s Tavern

(Between Florence and

Leeds)

Site. East Corner of

Florence St. and

Haydenville Rd, across

from old Look Park

entrance.

LE 21, 22, 53

Warren’s Livery Stable 311 Main St., corner of

State St. Formerly New

Haven Canal Depot.

Main St. – Upper – 1900

[Included in a view

taken from Smith

College looking east];

New Haven Canal

Depot; Tucker, Chas. H.

NO 1.35W25

Watson Family 1-16: Watson Family,

Individual Portraits. 19-

38: Wildwood Estate –

Watson House. 39:

Chas. E. Childs House,

81 Henshaw Ave. 87,

103, 105, 107: Chas. &

Annie Childs. 99-121

Childs Park (photos,

Xmas cards). 101: 44

Prospect St. 108:

Armistice Day

Ceremony, 1941.

Wildwood; Childs Park;

[Arthur] Watson –

Estate; Childs, Charles

Ezra; Childs, Mrs.

Annie; [Ella, Julia,

Rosa] Watson House, 55

Prospect St.; [Rebecca]

Holmes House, 55

Prospect St.; [Henry Jr.]

Watson House,

Wildwood; [Charles

Ezra] Childs House, 81

Henshaw Ave.;

Armistice Day

Ceremony, 1941;

[Osmyn] Baker House,

78 Pomeroy Terr. NO

4B175; [Arthur] Watson

House, 78 Pomeroy

Terr.; Interiors, Houses

WA Box

[Ella, Julia, Rosa]

Watson House


1908.

Watson Family – WA

Box 101

[Henry] Watson Jr.

House

Located at Wildwood,

later Childs Park.

Watson Family WA Box

West Branch Post Office Post Office, West

Branch

NO 1.16P

West Farms Chapel NO 3W52

West St. Smith College; Mill

River

NO 5.2W52

Western Union

Telegraph

163 Main St. Office and

staff, c1926.

O’Brien, John F. NO 1.21W525

Westhampton, views of ―Scene of stage coach

accident‖; ―Road

WH 1-6

leading to

Westhampton‖;

Preparing for

Northampton’s

Tercentennial Parade,

1954; Village scene

Wetherbee and

Pomeroy, fancy goods


1900

[D.H.] Whitcomb House 31 Trumbull Rd. Corner

of Trumbull Rd. & State

St. Built 1840, addition

added 1880-1893. Barn

(garage) demolished

1960; house remodeled

1982.

Pierpont Inn; Hotels;

[R.D.] Newell’s Funeral

Home

NO 4 W58

[Oliver] White, Boot

and Shoemaker

Main St. Located in


150 Main, Edward’s

Church


1900

White Eagle Home

Assoc.

Pearl St. NO 1.8W582

[Charles W.] Whiting,

Carpenter & Mason,

1909-1922

194 Main St. Boydens NO 1.71B63

[Charles W.] Whiting

House

95 South St., site. Torn

down 1915.

NO 4 W589

[Josiah D.] Whitney

House

125 King St, site. Torn

down c1931.

[Jonathan] Edwards

house site; [Jonathan]

Edwards Elm

NO 4 W611

Whitney Building Main St. This building

located between Court

House & The Fourth

Meeting House;

destroyed by fire 1876.

Presently (1982) parking

lot for Northampton

Inst. For Savings, site.

Court House; Main St. –

Lower – Pre-1900 (see

view c1860-1865

reprinted #16)

Wildwood [Arthur

Watson Estate]

Childs Park Watson Family – WA

Box 19-37, 40-98, 99-

121

Willard House,

Deerfield

―The Manse,‖ Deerfield;

Houses, Deerfield

DE 31-32

[Eliphalet] Williams 152 King St. c1896. NO 4 W67

[Lucien B.] Williams

House

76 South St., site.

Corner of South and Old

South, adjacent to what

McKinley Day;

[Thomas] Whitmarsh


NO 4 W674; NO Box 5

is now Dewey Ct. Built

by Thomas Whitmarsh.

Torn down 1935.

[Michael] Williams

House

7 Market St. Built

c1700, north half torn

down 1912.

Northampton-Amherst

Street Railway Co.;

Bridge St. Railroad

Crossing

NO 1.38; NO 1.33B

[Parson] Williams

House, Deerfield


Williams Manufacturing Smith St. Burned down

June 25, 1910. Includes

view of Office Building,

and nearby foot-bridge

that crosses Mill River.

Factories NO 1.4W66

Williams St. School 80-82 Williams St. Built

1913. Karl S. Putnam,

architect. Also earlier

building.

NO 2W67

Williamsburg


Churches, Williamsburg WL 3-4

Williamsburg Dam Built 1865. Collapsed

May 16, 1874, created

death and destruction.

Dams, Williamsburg;

Mill River Flood, May

16, 1874

WL 7-8

Williamstown


Churches, Williamstown WM 4

Williamstown, views of Main St., Williamstown;

―The Dome‖; Hoosac

River; Green River;

Scott Hill, view from;

Mt. Greylock and

environs; Hopper

Ravine and brook; Run

River; Upper Brook

WM 6-23

Williston Academy,

Easthampton

Group portrait of

trustees (1941?)

NO Box 10B Folder 1

[A.L.] Williston House 45 King St., site. Court House NO 1.15C

[A. Lyman] Williston

House

35 Round Hill Rd., site.

Built 1880

[Mary A.] Burnham


Girls

NO 4 W679

Williston Seminary,

Easthampton

Construction and

dedication of new

gymnasium, June 12,

1929.

[Prof. H.M.] Tyler EA 3-5

Winter Sports Northampton – Misc.

NO Box 9

Wish-Ton-Wish Canoe

Club

NO 1.8W757

[Mayor Edward J.]

Woodhouse House

88 Crescent St. NO 4 W857

World War I See: Draft Prades, 1917,

1918 – Northampton;


– Forbes Library;


– Neilson Library,

Smith; Armistice, Nov.

1918; Company I, 104th

Infantry, WWI; Howard

Collection; Field

Collection; Honor Roll,

Florence

World War I – Co. I,

104th

Infantry

HO Box 1; Howard

Collection Hon35 – 1-

141

World War II – Co. G,

104th

Inf.

Group portrait NO Box 10A Folder 1

Wright Ave. Bridge Near what is now the

intersection of Wright

Ave. & Pleasant St.,

crossed the Mill River

before its diversion.

NO 7 W93

Wright Home for Young

Women

96 Bridge St. Burned

c1981. Rear part of

house part of the

original Ebenezer

Wright Homestead,

1684; various additions

subsequently built.

NO 1.55W

Y.M.C.A. 33 King St. Demolished

early 1960s. Built 1904.


1900; Clarke Block;

Court House

NO 1.8Y; NO 5.1L

Ye Old Hadley Farm

Museum

Museums, Hadley; Farm

Museum, Hadley

HD 25

Young At Heart Chorus c1986. Bob Cilman,

conductor.

Choruses NO Box 10B, Folder 2 –

Group Portraits (bands,

orchestras, musical soc.)

Common Abbreviations:

Northampton - N’ton

Florence - Flo.

Proprietor - Prop.

George - Geo.

Thomas - Thom.

Charles - Chas.

Christmas – Xmas

Portrait – Port.

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