Title:
Richards standard atlas of the city of Holyoke, Massachusetts : containing ten double page maps in colors, covering the entire city, showing every lot line, building, owners’ name, electric and steam railways, sewers, water mains, etc. Based upon, and carefully compiled from, the official plans, surveys and records of the city engineers, assessors and other municipal departments, together with private plans, and from actual surveys and investigations by the publishers’ special corps of engineers. Under personal direction of Harold H. Richards. ..

Publisher:
Springfield, Massachusetts : Richards Map Company, 1911.

Note(s):
Index map scale [ca. 1:16,000]; Plate 9 [ca. 1:9,000]
Maps show building materials (brick, stone, wood, brick and wood, stone and wood, wood frame covered with metal or slate), fire hydrants, water pipes, sewers, house-numbers and names of property owners, steam railroads, street railways, and fire alarm boxes. Ward boundaries on index map only.
“Index of streets, parks, cemeteries, etc.” and list of fire alarm boxes: verso of t.-p.

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.