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List of Stubs & Redlinks Related to Greater Springfield [Work in Progress]

Noteworthy Figures

• William Pynchon, significant potential for expansion
• Elizur Holyoke, " "
• Mary Holyoke
• Caleb Strong, " "
• Primus P. Mason, " "
• Domenic Sarno, " "
• Miles Morgan, " "
• Evelyn Chesky, " "
• Elizabeth Towne, " "
• Horace Smith, " "
• Anna Burns Sullivan, labor organizer, a key New England figure in the textile workers strike (1934), among the largest in US history
• Emma Brigham, first woman lawmaker of Springfield, one of the first of the Commonwealth
• George Walter Vincent Smith, philanthropist, merchant trader, carriage-maker, and collector of namesake museum specimens
• George Sylvester Taylor, first mayor of Chicopee, significant potential for expansion
• William B. C. Pearsons, first mayor of Holyoke
• List of mayors of Holyoke, Massachusetts, 33/44 missing, not all necessarily significant contributors but still good amount of missing information
• List of mayors of Springfield, Massachusetts, 29/55 missing, " "
• List of mayors of Chicopee, Massachusetts, nearly all missing, " "

Places

• The Pynchon Estate/The Old Fort
• Holyoke City Hall, significant potential for expansion
• Springfield Municipal Group, " "
• National Register of Historic Places listings in Hampden County, Massachusetts, most stubs
• Neighborhoods of Holyoke

• Churchill
• Elmwood
• The Flats – features the Holyoke Canal System and many prominent structures built by the Hadley Falls Company in the mid-19th century.
• Highlands
• Highland Park
• Homestead Avenue
• Ingleside – features the Holyoke Mall and Nuestras Raices.
• Jarvis Avenue
• Oakdale
• Rock Valley
• Smith's Ferry – features the Dinosaur Footprints Reservation.
• South Holyoke – features the Holyoke Turner Hall.
• Springdale
• Whiting Farms

• Neighborhoods of Springfield (exist but may need expansion/photos/documentation)

• Bay
• Boston Road
• East Forest Park
• East Springfield
• Indian Orchard
• McKnight
  • Mason Square
• Metro Center
  • Apremont Triangle Historic District
  • Court Square
  • Mattoon St. Historic District
• North End
  • Brightwood
  • Liberty Heights
  • Memorial Square
• Old Hill
• Six Corners
• Sixteen Acres
• South End
• Upper Hill

• Hadley Falls Trust Company, historic building (Macris) and defunct financial firm instrumental in city's initial growth

Economy/Companies

• Hazen Paper, significant for its Supreme Court case as well
• Hampden Paper, oldest operating paper mill in city founded on industry
• Holyoke Federal Credit Union