Easthampton
Founded in 1785, Easthampton is noted for retaining its mill town soul, while fostering innovation and cultural development. Community members treasure the abundant resources, dynamic downtown, and vibrant neighborhoods. Over the years, Easthampton has evolved to be sustainable, inclusive, balanced, and a great place to live.
- Official City Site
- Commonwealth Community – Easthampton
- Community Links
- Departments and Services
- Documents and Forms
- Easthampton Public Schools
- Easthampton Chamber of Commerce
Hadley
With a rich history dating back to 1659, Hadley is the site of countless relics of the past, from colonial houses and cemeteries to museums containing artifacts from days gone by. Since its founding, over three hundred years ago, Hadley has grown both residentially and commercially, while retaining a magnificent landscape of some of the valleys most bountiful farmland and scenic views.
- Official Town Site
- Commonwealth Community- South Hadley
- Departments and Services
- Community Links
- Hadley Public Schools
- Town Forms and Documents
South Hadley
Town of South Hadley, founded in 1775, is home of the first navigable canal and one of the first women’s colleges, Mount Holyoke College. The college’s campus, which is consistently rated as one of the most beautiful in America, matches the town’s picturesque landscape. South Hadley is rich in history, culture, agriculture and rural charm in the heart of the Pioneer Valley.
- Official Town Site
- Commonwealth Community – South Hadley
- Community Links
- Departments and Services
- Documents and Forms
- Mt. Holyoke College
- South Hadley Public Schools
- South Hadley Chamber of Commerce
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