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unteriors · 4 months
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Temple Street, Holyoke, Massachusetts.
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mrskennedy · 1 month
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Senator John F. Kennedy and his wife Jacqueline attend a St. Patrick’s Day Parade in Holyoke, Massachusetts in 1958.
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gladyourenothere · 4 months
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"To you dear Helen from..." Holyoke, MA Postmarked 1910
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swforester · 7 months
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A hike up to Scott Tower. Completed in 1942, this 54 foot tall structure was built as part of "Anniversary Park," created in 1923 to honor the 50 year anniversary of the town of Holyoke. The park is now permanently closed and abandoned. It's a 1 mile walk to the summit of Craft Hill where the tower sits. There is a staircase that leads up to the top where you can enjoy views of the surrounding area. There are also many overgrown trails and staircases that lead up the hill but I wouldn't recommend taking them. Because there are also warnings everywhere about ticks which are becoming a very serious problem currently due to the effects of climate change.
Holyoke MA 9/15/23
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browsethestacks · 9 months
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Vintage Comic - Captain Aero Comics #07
Pencils: Charles M. Quinlan
Inks: Charles M. Quinlan
Holyoke (July1942)
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aryburn-trains · 4 months
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Here Comes Santa Claus!
Pioneer Valley RR CF7 2647 chugs past some old abandoned mill buildings in the city of Holyoke, Mass., with the annual Santa Train on Friday evening, December 2, 2011. The train, enroute to the Holyoke Heritage State Park, ran in conjunction with the annual Christmas tree lighting ceremony held in downtown Holyoke.
Photographed by John Bazan
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New Haven Railroad wood caboose C-347 is spotted on a siding at Holyoke, Massachusetts, March 24, 1934
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New Haven Railroad wood caboose C-347 is spotted on a siding at Holyoke, Massachusetts, March 24, 1934
New Haven Railroad wood caboose C-347 is spotted on a siding at Holyoke, Massachusetts, March 24, 1934. The line to Holyoke came from Westfield on a spur line where it connected to the main line (Canal Line) to New Haven. These home built wood caboose in the C-300 to C-419 were constructed using old box car steel underframes in the East Hartford Shops in 1927-1928.
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onlylonelylatino · 8 months
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Volton by Joe Kubert. This is Joe Kubert's first known professional work.
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westernmassvids · 8 months
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Holyoke sunrise..
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fcb-photography · 1 year
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2022.02.01 MUNA © flowercrownbouncer
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mewphotos · 1 year
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markriffenburg · 1 year
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I'm in Western Massachusetts for most of December for the Holidays, and decided to take advantage of the snowy weather to jump back into film photography.
My last photos were taken some two years ago, and I forgot how much I enjoyed the process.
These photos were all taken at Ashley Reservoir in Holyoke, MA. The reservoir is one of my favorite places - I remember coming here for the first time, was in the Spring or Summer a long time ago, and was blown away that there could be somewhere so nice minutes from home.
When there's not snow on the ground, there's really no better place I could imagine to go for a run. In High School and the few years after before I moved out to Vegas, I'd come up a few times a week to get some miles in.
If I tried to go for a run anytime soon I'd probably regret it, but after a few fast, hectic years away it was nice to slow down and take a walk in the snow anyway.
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countryimages · 2 years
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thomas cole - View from Mount Holyoke, Northampton, Massachusetts, after a Thunderstorm—The Oxbow
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Here are two public Domain characters that used the name black widow before marvel's black widow,Black Widow (Fox) who was villain and Black Widow (Holyoke) who is a hero
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richardauthierlee · 4 months
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I read an article tonight Bad Scientific Journalism by British science writer Steve Hurley who expressed frustration concerning scientifically inaccurate media posts and lazy journalism by clueless reporters. Steve, just wait for the coverage of the return to the moon starting this new year. Buckle up your chinstrap. I worked as a journalist years ago when editors required fact checking and at…
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