Canal Days

Holy Trinity Church of Chicopee was on Cochran Street in Chicopee Falls. It was founded in about 1926 as an Episcopal Church and existed until 1945. It then joined with St James of Springfield and became St Luke’s.

Elm Grove Cemetery in Montague

This is a neighborhood style cemetery with over 1000 burials within it. James Mathews who died at Gettysburg has a cenothaph there. FINDAGRAVE

East Mineral Road Cemetery in Montague is a town owned neighborhood cemetery that has over a hundred burials. It is found on East Mineral Road.

The first burial is a young boy who died in 1808 at one year old. His name is William Phillips. FINDAGRAVE

Chestnut Hill Cemetery in Montague Massachusetts is on West Chestnut Hill Road. I has a neighborhood style cemetery look to it. It is owned by the town. There are about 60 burials within it.

Dry Hill Cemetery is off Wendell Road in Montague. First burial is from 1803. Burial ground is remote at about 1 hour from a road. It is owned by the town. It is a neighborhood style cemetery. There are about 40 gravestones within the cemetery and of course many more burials than that.

Market Square in Chicopee

Kendall Hotel 1834 and Kendall Block 1875

Chicopee Public Library

Starzyk Building 1921

Leavitt Building 1850

William Wentworth Building 1848

On Department of Veterans Services building:

Union Canadian Hall in Chicopee

Universalist Church of Chicopee

Native Americans in Easthampton

Native American Burial Grounds of South Hadley