Easthampton, Massachusetts, USA

The Old Janes-Parsons House, East St., Built 1750, Torn Down 1905.

Easthampton, Massachusetts, USA

Nashawannuck Square, Easthampton, Mass.

Easthampton, Massachusetts, USA

Easthampton From Mt. Tom, Mass.

Easthampton, Massachusetts, USA

Easthampton, Mass. A view on Glendale Street.

Easthampton, Massachusetts, USA

U.S. Post Office, Easthampton, Mass.

Easthampton, Massachusetts, USA

Park and Main Streets

Easthampton, Massachusetts, USA

Mills of the Hampton Co.

The Hampton Company was a cotton mill located in Easthampton, Massachusetts.

Easthampton, Massachusetts, USA

High School, 1905

Easthampton, Massachusetts, USA

Main Street Looking North

Easthampton, Massachusetts, USA

Notre Dame R. C. Church

Easthampton, Massachusetts, USA

Town Hall

Easthampton, Massachusetts, USA

Williston Seminary, 1905

Easthampton, Massachusetts, USA

Mt. Tom from Easthampton, Mass., 1905

Easthampton, Massachusetts, USA

Nashawannuck Pond, 1906

Easthampton, Massachusetts, USA

Town Hall and Methodist Church, Main Street, 1907

Easthampton, Massachusetts, USA

Railroad Crossing, Union Street, 1907

Easthampton, Massachusetts, USA

The Gymnasium, Williston Seminary

In 1841, Samuel and Emily Williston formed Williston Seminary, a coeducational school. It was renamed Williston Academy in 1924. Meanwhile, in the same year, Sarah Whitaker and Dorothy Bement founded the Northampton School for Girls. A close relationship between Williston Academy and Northampton School for Girls developed in the 1930s. In 1971, the Williston Northampton School opened as a fully coeducational institution.
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Easthampton, Massachusetts, USA

Button Shop, Glendale and Nashawannuck, Easthampton, Mass.

Easthampton, Massachusetts, USA

Cottage St.

Easthampton, Massachusetts, USA

First Congregational Church and Chapel

Easthampton, Massachusetts, USA

Easthampton Mass., Public Library
Pretty girls,
pretty girls
everywhere,
But
EASTHAMPTON BELLES
are claimed
most fair.

Easthampton, Massachusetts, USA

Church of the Immaculate Conception

Easthampton, Massachusetts, USA

Main and Park Streets looking South

Easthampton, Massachusetts, USA

Summit House, Mt. Tom, Near Easthampton, Mass.

Easthampton, Massachusetts, USA

Grand Stand, Sawyer Field

Easthampton, Massachusetts, USA

Williston Avenue

Easthampton, Massachusetts, USA

German Lutheran Church

Easthampton, Massachusetts, USA

Pumping Station and Dam, Manhan River

Easthampton, Massachusetts, USA

Mayher Fountain and Park

The Mayher Fountain is located at the south end of Pulaski Park on Main Street in Easthampton, MA.

It was was a public drinking fountain built by Eleanor Mayher in 1902 as a memorial to her husband John Mahyer, a successful banker, inventor, and industrialist. John Mayher was a member of the Village Improvement Society and was a strong advocate for the construction of public water fountains.

The fountain was originally intended as a drinking fountain for use by people, horses, and dogs. It was destroyed when a tractor trailer crashed into the fountain, knocking it down and severing the water pipes under the sidewalk. It was restored by Bartlett Consolidated LLC.
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Easthampton, Massachusetts, USA

Easthampton Rubber Thread Co., From Williston Ave.

Easthampton, Massachusetts, USA

Church of the Sacred Heart of Jesus

Easthampton, Massachusetts, USA

Upson's Corner

Easthampton, Massachusetts, USA

Williston Homestead. Williston Seminary.

Easthampton, Massachusetts, USA

German Hall

Easthampton, Massachusetts, USA

Nashawannuck Manufacturing Co.'s Office

Easthampton, Massachusetts, USA

John Howard Ford Hall, Williston Seminary

Easthampton, Massachusetts, USA

St. Philip's Episcopal Church