Title:
Atlas of the boundaries of the cities of North Adams and Pittsfield and towns of Adams, Cheshire, Clarksburg, Dalton, Florida, Hancock, Lanesborough, New Ashford, Savoy, Williamstown, Windsor, Berkshire County; Ashfield, Buckland, Charlemont, Colrain, Conway, Deerfield, Greenfield, Hawley, Heath, Leyden, Monroe, Rowe, Shelburne, Franklin County; Cummington, Plainfield, Hampshire County.

Publisher:
[Boston?] : Commonwealth of Massachusetts Harbor and Land Commission, 1913.

Note(s):
Pages lettered and numbered as “folios.” Folio 1 double.
One of 68 town boundary atlases produced by the Topographic Survey Commission (1898-1900) and the Harbor and Land Commission (1901-1915) of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. Includes a summary of the history of the establishment of the cities and towns by legislative enactment; a list of statutes establishing or altering the boundaries; extracts from the statutes; descriptions and positions of triangulation stations; a map of the boundaries; and plans of the city and town corners.
Map scale (from bar graph) ca. 1:91,000.

Subject(s):
North Adams (Mass.) — History.
Pittsfield (Mass.) — History.
North Adams (Mass.) — History — Sources.
Pittsfield (Mass.) — History — Sources.
Adams (Mass.) — History — Sources.
Cheshire (Mass.) — History — Sources.
Clarksburg (Mass.) — History — Sources.
Dalton (Mass.) — History — Sources.
Florida (Mass.) — History — Sources.
Hancock (Mass.) — History — Sources.
Lanesborough (Mass.) — History — Sources.
New Ashford (Mass.) — History — Sources.
Savoy (Mass.) — History — Sources.
Williamstown (Mass.) — History — Sources.
Windsor (Mass.) — History — Sources.
Ashfield (Mass.) — History — Sources.
Buckland (Mass.) — History — Sources.
Charlemont (Mass.) — History — Sources.
Colrain (Mass. : Town) — History — Sources.
Conway (Mass.) — History — Sources.
Deerfield (Mass.) — History — Sources.
Greenfield (Mass.) — History — Sources.
Hawley (Mass.) — History — Sources.
Heath (Mass.) — History — Sources.
Leyden (Mass.) — History — Sources.
Monroe (Mass.) — History — Sources.
Rowe (Mass.) — History — Sources.

Title:
Atlas of the boundaries of the city of Fitchburg and towns of Ashburnham, Athol, Gardner, Leominster, Lunenburg, Phillipston, Royalston, Templeton, Westminster, Winchendon, Worcester County; Bernardston, Erving, Gill, Montague, Northfield, Orange, Warwick, Wendell, Franklin County; Ashby, Townsend, Middlesex County.

Publisher:
[Boston?] : Commonwealth of Massachusetts Harbor and Land Commission, 1909.

Note(s):
Pages lettered and numbered as “folios.” Folio 1 double.
One of 68 town boundary atlases produced by the Topographic Survey Commission (1898-1900) and the Harbor and Land Commission (1901-1915) of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. Includes a summary of the history of the establishment of the city and towns by legislative enactment; a list of statutes establishing or altering the boundaries; extracts from the statutes; descriptions and positions of triangulation stations; maps of the boundaries; and plans of the city and town corners.
Map scales (from bar graphs) ca. 1:60,000.

Title:
Atlas of the boundaries of the city of Holyoke and towns of Agawam, Blandford, Chester, Granville, Montgomery, Russell, Southwick, Tolland, Westfield, West Springfield, Hampden County; city of Northampton and towns of Chesterfield, Easthampton, Goshen, Hatfield, Huntington, Southampton, Westhampton, Williamsburg, Worthington, Hampshire County; Whately, Franklin County.

Publisher:
[Boston?] : Commonwealth of Massachusetts Harbor and Land Commission, 1914.

Note(s):
Pages lettered and numbered as “folios.” Folio 1 double. Errata slip: Cummington incorrectly included in running head.
One of 68 town boundary atlases produced by the Topographic Survey Commission (1898-1900) and the Harbor and Land Commission (1901-1915) of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. Includes a summary of the history of the establishment of the cities and towns by legislative enactment; a list of statutes establishing or altering the boundaries; extracts from the statutes; descriptions and positions of triangulation stations; a map of the boundaries; and plans of the city and town corners.
Map scale (from bar graph) ca. 1:84,000.

Subject(s):
Holyoke (Mass.) — History.
Agawam (Mass. : Town) — History.
Blandford (Mass.) — History.
Chester (Mass.) — History.
Holyoke (Mass.) — History — Sources.
Agawam (Mass. : Town) — History — Sources.
Blandford (Mass.) — History — Sources.
Chester (Mass.) — History — Sources.
Granville (Mass.) — History — Sources.
Montgomery (Mass.) — History — Sources.
Russell (Mass.) — History — Sources.
Southwick (Mass. : Town) — History — Sources.
Tolland Center (Mass.) — History — Sources.
Westfield (Mass.) — History — Sources.
West Springfield (Mass.) — History — Sources.
Northampton (Mass.) — History — Sources.
Chesterfield (Mass.) — History — Sources.
Easthampton (Mass.) — History — Sources.
Goshen (Mass.) — History — Sources.
Hatfield (Mass.) — History — Sources.
Huntington (Mass.) — History — Sources.
Southampton (Mass.) — History — Sources.
Westhampton (Mass.) — History — Sources.
Williamsburg (Mass.) — History — Sources.
Westfield (Mass.) — History.
West Springfield (Mass.) — History.
Northampton (Mass.) — History.

Title:
Atlas of the boundaries of the towns of Amherst, Enfield, Greenwich, Hadley, Pelham, Prescott, Hampshire County; Leverett, Shutesbury, Sunderland, New Salem, Franklin County; Barre, Dana, Hardwick, New Braintree, Petersham, Worcester County.

Publisher:
[Boston?] : Commonwealth of Massachusetts Harbor and Land Commission, 1912.

Note(s):
Pages lettered and numbered as “folios.” Folio 1 double.
One of 68 town boundary atlases produced by the Topographic Survey Commission (1898-1900) and the Harbor and Land Commission (1901-1915) of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. Includes a summary of the history of the establishment of the towns by legislative enactment; a list of statutes establishing or altering the boundaries; extracts from the statutes; descriptions and positions of triangulation stations; a map of the boundaries; and plans of the town corners.
Map scale (from bar graph) ca. 1:79,200.