walkthetown:
Unitarian Church, 1894, Arts and Crafts
walkthetown:
Town Hall, Richardsonian Romanesque by H.S. McKay, 1890
walkthetown:
The Perry, 1855, built as house, now apartments
walkthetown:
The Evergreens, home of Emily Dickinson's brother
walkthetown:
The Dell, 1907
walkthetown:
Strong House, one of oldest homes in town, pre-dating Revolution
walkthetown:
St. Brigid's Church
walkthetown:
St. Brigid's Church, 1924
walkthetown:
Solomon Boltwood House, 1745, earliest clpaboard-and-post house in Amherst
walkthetown:
Simeon Clark House, 1750
walkthetown:
Robert Frost House, lived in 1875 Stick Style house in 1930s
walkthetown:
Railroad Station, 1853
walkthetown:
Old First Baptist Church, 1835
walkthetown:
Morgan Hall, 1853, first used as library; Dewey Decimal here in 1870s
walkthetown:
Merchant's Row, 1881
walkthetown:
Jones Library, 1928,hand-selected Pelham stone
walkthetown:
Hope Church, 1907, Shingle-style
walkthetown:
Helen Hunt Jackson House, 1830, novelist friend of Dickinson
walkthetown:
Grace Episcopal Church, 1866
walkthetown:
Goodwin House
walkthetown:
Fisher House, 1830
walkthetown:
First Natioanl Bank of Amherst, 1928
walkthetown:
First Church, 1867
walkthetown:
Eugene Field House, 1839, journalist and nursery rhyme writer home
walkthetown:
Emily Dickinson House, 1813
walkthetown:
Edward Hitchcock House, 1828
walkthetown:
Cook's Block, 1883, thrice back from fire
walkthetown:
College Hall, 1829
walkthetown:
Amherst Woman's Club, 1893, former Dwight Hills mansion
walkthetown:
Amherst Town Hall
