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Historical Resources of Southampton

at the Edwards Public Library, Southampton, Massachusetts

Available on Flash Drive at the Library

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Below is an outline of what is available on our in-library flash drives.  Please ask a librarian for assistance.  The flash drives may not be copied or edited.  We will be adding more content in the future.  Please check back to see more information.

 

Outline of What is contained on each flash drive.

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  • Home
  • Available on Flash Drive at the Library
  • Cemetery Records
  • Church Records
    • In Memoriam: Congregational Church Southampton, Mass.-Excerpt
    • Southampton Sons of the Ministry – Excerpt
    • The Old Meeting House – Excerpt
  • Education
  • Edwards Public Library
  • Family Genealogies and Memoirs
  • Historical Houses
    • Abner Peck Place – Main Street
    • Adolph Maslowski – Brickyard Road
    • Albert J. and Gertrude T. Miles – College Highway
    • Albert N. and Patricia (Hatch) Morrier – Strong Road
    • Anthony and Catherine Skrodski – Gilbert Road (No photograph available)
    • Arthur H. and Emily B. Allen – High Street
    • Arthur L. and Mildred (Colbath) Brown
    • Atherton W. and Edith P. Parsons – Pomeroy Meadow Road
    • Charles and Agnes Goral – Moose Brook Road
    • Charles and Helen (Matuszek) Kaleta – Maple Street
    • Charles and Shirley Fisher – Pomeroy Meadow Road
    • Clarence and Barbara Tolson, Jr. – Elm Street
    • Clarence and Lena (Marcotte) Tolson – former Methodist Church Parsonage
    • Clement F. and Mary Burr – East Street
    • Clifford J. & Dorothy M. Forster-Foamer Rd.
    • David H. and Ellen L. Claxton – East Street
    • Dr. Josiah A. Gridley, now (1968) Richard and Dorothy Frary – East Street
    • Edward and Stella Bashista – Pleasant St.
    • Edwin and Marion Doty – East Street
    • Ethel A. Tiffany’s Residence – High Street
    • Ethel Searle – Main Street
    • Former Edward Clark Place-Main Street
    • Frank P. and Ruby B. Conant – College Highway
    • Franz W. & Elaine Goepfert – Formerly Norton Farm – Valley Road
    • George L. and Mary L. (Crowley) Booth – College Highway
    • George S. and Erma M. Veighey – College Highway
    • George W. and Aurora M. Gosselin – Main Street
    • Georgia and Edith Kingsley – 145 Glendale Rd.
    • Guide to the Locations of “Houses”
    • Harry and Leah (Klopfenstein) Gorton – College Highway
    • Helen Judd Coleman Place – College Highway
    • Henry and Aurora Labrie – Valley Road
    • Henry N. and Mary Hatch – Maple Street
    • Homestead of Captain Silas Sheldon, called Silas II – Russellville Road
    • Homestead of Oliver Clark, Jr. – Cold Spring Road
    • Homestead on Flat Hill where Henry Skudzienski lives (1965)
    • House on East St. – Owned by Theodore L. Hendrick
    • Ida Olds David Residence – College Highway
    • James H. and Myrtle C. Parker – East Street
    • John Norris Homestead – High Street
    • Joseph I. & Ethel M. C. Gaskill
    • Joseph Raymond House – First House South of the Cemetery
    • Julia Crowell Place
    • Kenneth and Margaret Gunn – Pleasant Street
    • Louis A. and Lois (Smith) Sefranka – College Highway
    • Martin Norris Farm – College Highway
    • Michael Kelly House – Valley Road
    • Miss Margaret Zoudlick – Pomeroy Meadow Road
    • Mrs. Esther P. Nichols – East Street
    • Mrs. George Clark – Main Street
    • Myron and Jewell Searle – Russellville Road
    • Norman and Therese Langlois – Former Congregational Church Parsonage – Maple Street
    • Paul and Alice Kokoszyna – 58 High Street
    • Popielarz Family, Formerly Henry Parsons – Clark Street
    • Richard & Miriam Howland – College Highway
    • Richard and Jane Lancto – Foamer Rd.
    • Robert and Alice Lowe, Effie Lowe – College Highway
    • Robert and Jocelyn Tyson – High Street
    • Robert and Leona Hendrick – Foamer Road
    • Robert R. Ackley, Jr. and Sharon (Premo) Ackley – Foamer Road
    • Romaine and Luella Lambert Home – Center Street
    • Russellville Factories and Mills as Pertaining to the Horace Williams House
    • Ruth S. Norton – Maple Street
    • Southampton Congregational Church Parsonage
    • Walter Crabtree – 74 Russellville Rd
    • Walter M. and Beatrice H. Howland – Elm Street
    • Weslie and Cora Ewig Place – Pleasant Street
    • Willard F. and Dorothy P. Howland – Main Street
    • William I. and Ann (Slattery) Moore – Main Street
    • William J Puza, Jr. and Ruth (Meagher) Puza
    • Winifred Madsen – Main Street
    • Woodbridge Hall – East Street
  • Jonathan Judd, Jr.
    • Jonathan Judd, Jr. Diary Excerpt
  • New Haven-Northampton Freight Canal
  • Samuel L. T. Wright – Local Historian
    • Extracts From “My History of Homesteads”
  • Southampton at War
    • Excerpt concerning raids in Southampton during King George’s French and Indian War
    • Five Years to the Day: a memoir of World War 2 1941-1946 – Excerpts
    • Lt. Samuel F. Edwards Excerpts and Photographs
    • Three Years and Three Days: a Memoir of World War 2 – Excerpts
  • The Howes Brothers
  • Town Life
    • Gazeteer of Hampshire County, Mass. 1654-1887 – Excerpts
    • Old Home Daze – by Dorothy Parsons Howland
    • Selected Papers from the Sylvester Judd Manuscript – Excerpts
    • Southampton Cornet Band 1875-1933- Excerpt
    • The Manhan Silver Lead Mining Company
  • Town Records
  • Howes Photographs and Descriptions
  • Contact
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Julia Crowel Place
Wesley & Cora Ewig-Bedlam St.
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Howes Brothers Photographs

The Howes brothers—Alvah, Walter and George—were natives of Ashfield. During their active years as professional photographers (1886-1906), the three brothers worked largely as itinerants, traveling from place to place and taking pictures of households, school classes, factory crews, shopkeepers, delivery men, and virtually anyone or anything else they could get to stand still long enough. See more…

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