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American Revolution. A committee report, dated 1767, recommended three schoolhouses for the Town including, "...one to be sat on the plain at the top of pine hill this side of Hannum’s...” In
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1131:(Built in memory of John Francis Clapp in 1887 by two of his brothers. Clapp wished he had more resources for reading as a child and wished future generations of Belchertown residents would be able to have what he did not.)
460:. The land on which the school sat is, as of 2016, being redeveloped for mixed uses including residential, commercial and recreational. This includes the 385-acre (156 ha) Lampson Brook Farm, used for community and
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Archaeological Services. "Native American Sites in Belchertown," cited in "A Conference on New England Archaeology," Newsletter, Vol. 22, April 2003.
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Shaw, William. The history of Belchertown in the Eighteenth century. 1968.
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Our Beloved Kin: A New History of King Philip’s War.
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112:Location in Hampshire County in Massachusetts
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2122:Springfield metropolitan area, Massachusetts
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1065:Cold Spring Elementary School (Pre-K - K)
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640:The nearest interstate to the town,
274:52.7 sq mi (136.6 km)
266:55.4 sq mi (143.4 km)
36:Town in Massachusetts, United States
1068:Swift River Elementary School (1–3)
629:and 77 miles (124 km) west of
444:. The population was 15,350 at the
437:, United States. It is part of the
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230:Lesa Lessard Pearson , Vice Chair
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1242:Sara Tappan Doolittle Robinson
1140:Jessica's Boundless Playground
677:Massachusetts Central Railroad
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1160:Shelton Brothers Importers
1074:Jabish Middle School (7–8)
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1192:Elijah Coleman Bridgman
1078:Belchertown High School
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1966:Worthington
1956:Westhampton
1946:Southampton
1926:Middlefield
1886:Belchertown
1850:Northampton
1845:Easthampton
1825:Northampton
1818:County seat
1718:January 31,
1302: 1930
1289:Ethan Smith
1259: 1813
1172:Town Common
1169:Swift River
1019:other races
623:Springfield
619:Northampton
454:Belchertown
446:2020 census
419:Cold Spring
415:Belchertown
140: /
2106:Categories
2043:Bondsville
2021:Ware (CDP)
1936:Plainfield
1921:Huntington
1896:Cummington
1401:August 11,
1309:References
1220:Joel Haver
1208:US Senator
1199:A. L. Burt
988:As of the
692:Greenfield
532:, to form
490:Norwottuck
389:feature ID
295:Population
203:Government
128:72°24′05″W
125:42°16′37″N
2068:Footnotes
2059:Mount Tom
1137:(village)
1056:Education
684:Vermonter
654:Route 181
627:Worcester
591:New Salem
498:Metacomet
377:FIPS code
365:Area code
317:Time zone
287:Elevation
181:Hampshire
2049:Florence
2034:villages
1916:Hatfield
1668:July 12,
1643:July 12,
1618:July 12,
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1023:Hispanic
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381:25-04825
354:ZIP Code
1881:Amherst
1428:May 19,
688:Holyoke
662:Route 9
611:Amherst
468:History
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397:Website
392:0618196
347:Eastern
326:Eastern
187:Settled
154:Country
1931:Pelham
1911:Hadley
1906:Granby
1901:Goshen
1836:Cities
1297:(1863–
1230:Dwight
1135:Dwight
1080:(9–12)
1027:Latino
990:census
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953:15,350
943:+13.0%
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930:+22.6%
927:12,968
917:+26.9%
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635:Dwight
631:Boston
607:Granby
603:Ludlow
599:Palmer
587:Pelham
494:Dwight
486:Nipmuc
303:15,350
176:County
2054:Leeds
2032:Other
1872:Towns
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1011:Asian
999:Black
995:White
982:data.
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732:2,680
480:that
358:01007
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1951:Ware
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