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ImageMuseum > Welcome to Agawam. This is the State of Mass. "Entering Agawam" sign on Rt. 159 (formerly Rt 5A) as you cross the Mass/CT border from Suffield, CT. Six Flags is just up the road.
ImageMuseum > Welcome to Agawam. This is the State of Mass. "Entering Agawam" sign on Rt. 159 (formerly Rt 5A) as you cross the Mass/CT border from Suffield, CT. Six Flags is just up the road.
ImageMuseum > This is the Welcome to Agawam sign on the Six Flags pedestrain bridge over Route 159. The parking entrance is on the left and people cross the bridge to enter the park. The original Riverside entrance was just past this bridge on the right.
ImageMuseum > This is a closeup of the Welcome to Agawam sign on the Six Flags pedestrain bridge over Route 159.
ImageMuseum > This image of the Fowler House (now the Capt. Charles Leonard House) is from the original glass negative that is part of a collection of pictures taken by Rev. Hollis A. Campbell in Agawam and Feeding Hills during 1895 and 1896. These are the oldest known pictures of Agawam and Feeding Hills. To see more detail click on the picture and enlarge it.
ImageMuseum > This image of West St (now Elm Street) with the Baptist Church on the left is from the original glass negative that is part of a collection of pictures taken by Rev. Hollis A. Campbell in Agawam and Feeding Hills during 1895 and 1896. These are the oldest known pictures of Agawam and Feeding Hills. To see more detail click on the picture and enlarge it.
ImageMuseum > This image is from the original glass negative that is part of a collection of pictures taken by Rev. Hollis A. Campbell in Agawam and Feeding Hills during 1895 and 1896. These are the oldest known pictures of Agawam and Feeding Hills. To see more detail click on the picture and enlarge it.
ImageMuseum > This image is from the original glass negative that is part of a collection of pictures taken by Rev. Hollis A. Campbell in Agawam and Feeding Hills during 1895 and 1896. These are the oldest known pictures of Agawam and Feeding Hills. To see more detail click on the picture and enlarge it.
ImageMuseum > This image is from the original glass negative that is part of a collection of pictures taken by Rev. Hollis A. Campbell in Agawam and Feeding Hills during 1895 and 1896. These are the oldest known pictures of Agawam and Feeding Hills. To see more detail click on the picture and enlarge it.
This is the Welcome to Agawam sign on the Six Flags pedestrain bridge over Route 159. The parking entrance is on the left and people cross the bridge to enter the park. The original Riverside entrance was just past this bridge on the right.
> This is the Welcome to Agawam sign on the Six Flags pedestrain bridge over Route 159. The parking entrance is on the left and people cross the bridge to enter the park. The original Riverside entrance was just past this bridge on the right.
This is the Welcome to Agawam sign on the Six Flags pedestrain bridge over Route 159. The parking entrance is on the left and people cross the bridge to enter the park. The original Riverside entrance was just past this bridge on the right.
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