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This site has one of the most extensive firearms collections in the world, located in the original Main Arsenal. The armory was constructed in the 1840's.
Address: One Armory Square Springfield MA USA 01105-1299
 Send an Email  1 413 734-8551
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Housed in the 1750-era Strong House, the Amherst History Museum takes visitors on a journey from the town's colonial past, through its industrial age and into the computer-driven present. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places
Address: 67 Amity Street Amherst MA USA 01002
Send an Email 1 413 256-0678
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Historical Society Of Greenfield
Located in a Victorian mansion, visitors here will find various exhibits, a research library, industrial artifacts, period tools and more. Open Saturday mornings through the summer and is by appointment only.
Address: Corner of Church and Union Streets Greenfield MA USA
1 413 774-3663
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Located on a 330-year-old, one-mile-long (2 km) street, Historic Deerfield is dedicated to the heritage and preservation of Deerfield, Massachusetts and the Connecticut River Valley. Visitors here can view architecture, artifacts and the lifestyle of a prosperous early New England town.
Address: Old Main Street Deerfield MA USA 01342
Send an Email 1 413 775-7214
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This site details the life and legacy of Emily Dickinson, one of the most famous poets in American history. The homestead is where she wrote many of her poems. Public tours are offered frequently; inquire locally for times and availability.
Address: 280 Main Street Amherst MA USA 01002
1 413 542-8161
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