Betsy McKeeNov 2, 20223 min readEpidemics of 100 Years AgoPast Epidemics in Longmeadow at the Doane Orphanage The town of Longmeadow has dealt with epidemics before the COVID-19 pandemic changed...
Melissa M. CybulskiNov 2, 20222 min readCats of Longmeadowperhaps Tommy Cordis (b.1884) Cordis Family Collection Upon hearing that the Dogs of Longmeadow were highlighted in a recent History...
Melissa M. CybulskiOct 31, 20222 min readDogs of LongmeadowToday's History Note celebrates the real champions of a quarantine lifestyle - dogs! Any morning and any late afternoon in Longmeadow you...
Melissa M. CybulskiOct 24, 20221 min readLongmeadow During the 1918 Influenza EpidemicArea schools, including Longmeadow, closed their doors on September 27th, 1918 in an effort to stop the spread of the deadly illness. ...
Andrea TaupierOct 24, 20221 min readSouth Park EstatesThis is a photo of 37 South Park Avenue located near the corner of South Park Avenue and Roseland Terrace. The original owner, Owen...
Melissa M. CybulskiOct 24, 20222 min readRachel Lawton: SuffragistThis History Note shares the story of one Longmeadow woman's role in the fight for women's right to vote. Recent reminders that 2020...
Beth HoffOct 23, 20222 min readBoarding House for Newell Button Factory EmployeesThis History Note shares information about the Boarding House for Newell Button Factory employees. The 1860 census inspired this...
Jim MoranOct 22, 20221 min readOne More Face of 734 Longmeadow StreetOne additional "face" of the Brewer-Young mansion that lasted for almost 60 years was the one shown in the above photo in which the...
Jim MoranOct 22, 20222 min readThe Many Faces of 734 Longmeadow StreetRecently the Longmeadow Historical Society was able to acquire a previously unknown photo of the Wolcott mansion as it appeared in 1890s....