Buildings Index (See Below for Florence)

Arlington Street
29 Charles and Lucretia M. Daniels House (1873)

Bridge Street
46 Isaac Damon House (1813)
56 Nathaniel Parsons House (1719)
57 J. Stebbins Lathrop House (1848)
66 Shepherd House (1796)
74 (1866)
81 Stebbins-Lathrop House (1790)
82 George Sargeant House (1869)
109 (1875)
115 Seth Hunt House (1859)

Elm Street
41 Duckett House (1810)
41-45 Mary Ellen Chase House (1827)
48 St. John’s Episcopal Church (1893)
109 Sessions House (1710)
123 Helen Hills Chapel, Smith College (1955)
149 William Clark House (1886)
179 Ebenezer Clark House (1730)
183-191 (1891)
222 John C. Hammond House (1891)
225 Elbridge Southwick House (1910)
229 Jennie C. Pratt House (1895)
275 John L. Mather House (1882)
289 W.T. Clement House (1860)
293 Lewis J. Dudley House (1891)
319 W. H. Lyman House (1870)

King Street
1 First National Bank (1928)
19 Calvin Theatre (1924)
36 Hotel Northampton (1927)
71 Catholic Society Parsonage (1866)
131 Armory Building (1900)

Main Street
25 Masonic Block (1898)
39 Hammond Block (1896)
51 Smith Charities (1851)
99 Hampshire County Courthouse (1887)
108-112 Granite Stores (1826)
129 First Churches of Northampton (1877)
153-159 Todd Block (1870)
179 Old Draper Hotel (1871)
207-211 Rust’s Block (1868)
210 Northampton City Hall (1850)
274 Academy of Music (1891)
298 Former First Baptist Church of Northampton (1904)

Massasoit Street
19-21 Calvin Coolidge House (1901)
23 Oren Smith – Mary Daniels House (1891)

Phillips Place
59 (1848)

Pleasant Street
24-36 Dewey Block (1912)
111 Sylvester Graham House (1800)
125 Union Station (1896)

Pomeroy Terrace
2 John L. Draper House (1895)
6-8 (1895)
28 Edgar F. Crooks House (1886)
36 (1885)
44 M. M. French House (1848)
48 (1850)

Prospect Street
54 The Manse (1744)

West Street
20 Forbes Library (1894)

Florence

Main Street
99 Miss Florence Diner (1941)

Maple Street
26 Elisha Hammond House (1845)
29-35 Samuel L. Hill House (1845)

Meadow Street
123 Ross Farm (1800)

Nonotuck Street
191 Dorsey-Jones House (1849)

Park Street
4 Isaac S. Parsons House (1860)
9 Bray-Hoadley House (1873)
13 William Haven House (1860)
18 Rosbrook-Kyle House (1884)
21 Hall Judd House (1846)
35 Sojourner Truth House (1849)

Pine Street
130 Florence Congregational Church (1861)

Links

Historic Northampton
http://historic-northampton.org/

Forbes Library Special Collections
http://www.forbeslibrary.org/special/special.shtml

Calvin Coolidge Presidential Library & Museum
http://www.forbeslibrary.org/coolidge/coolidge.shtml

Northampton Silk Project
http://www.smith.edu/hsc/silk/

Smith College
http://www.smith.edu/

Northampton State Hospital
http://northamptonstatehospital.com/

Books

History of northampton massachusetts from its settlement in 1654, Vol. I (1898), by James Russell Trumbull

History of Northampton, Massachusetts, from its settlement in 1654 Vol. 2 (1902), by James Russell Trumbull

Historical sketch of Northampton, from its settlement (1815), by Solomon Williams

Inscriptions on the grave stones in the grave yards of Northampton, and of other towns in the valley of the Connecticut, as Springfield, Amherst, Hadley, Hatfield, Deerfield, &c. (1850), by Thomas Bridgman

An address, delivered at Northampton, Mass: on the evening of October 29, 1854, in commemoration of the close of the second century since the settlement of the town (1855), by William Allen

Antiquities, historicals and graduates of Northampton (1882), by Solomon Clark

Northampton and Easthampton Directory 1883-4 (1883)

Representative Families of Northampton: a demonstration of what high character, good ancestry and heredity have accomplished in a New England town (1917), by Charles F. Warner

Northampton, the meadow city (1894)

The history of Florence, Massachusetts (1895), ed. by Charles A. Sheffeld

Picturesque Hampshire: a supplement to the quarter-centennial journal (1890)

Reminiscences of old Northampton, sketches of the town as it appeared from 1840 to 1850 (1902), by Henry S. Gere

Historical localities in Northampton (1904)

Old Northampton (1904)

The Meadow city’s quarter-millennial book (1904)

Early Northampton (1914)

First Church

First Parish, Northampton: Meeting houses and ministers from 1653 to 1878 (1878)

Historical catalogue of the Northampton First church, 1661-1891 (1891), by Solomon Clark

Smith College

Addresses at the inauguration of Rev.L. Clark Seelye, as president of Smith College, and at the dedication of its academic building, July 14, 1875 (1877)

Celebration of the quarter-centenary of Smith college (1900)

Smith College Stories (1900), by Josephine Dodge Daskam

Smith College Verse (1909), compiled by Annie Johnston Crim, Dorothy Donnell and Anne Coe Mitchell
Smith College Songs (1909)

Catalog of Officers, Graduates and Non Graduates of Smith College (1911)

The inauguration of Marion LeRoy Burton as president of Smith college, the fifth of October, MCMX (1911)

Cuneiform documents in the Smith college library (1918), by Elihu Grant

The inauguration of William Allan Neilson, PH.D., LL.D., as president of Smith college, the thirteenth of June, MCMXVIII (1918)

Ladies of Grécourt; the Smith college relief unit in the Somme (1920), by Ruth Gaines

Development of history and government in Smith college, 1875-1920, with a list of publications of the Faculty and alumnae (1920), by Mary Bresse Fuller