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Box 88, Buckland, MA, 01338, http://www.bucklandmasshistory.org/contact/"],"rights_ss":"Rights status not evaluated.","license_ss":"Contact host institution for more information.","reuse_allowed_ssi":"contact host","digital_origin_ssi":"reformatted_digital","abstract_tsi":"The Old Brick Schoolhouse once located at Buckland Center was built in 1804 and was in use until 1850 or 1860. The Samuel Taylor House can be seen in the background. An accompanying text with the image reads: Mary Lyon at the age of twenty, studied penmanship at this school under the tutelage of Daniel Forbes. Later she taught a session at the school, introducing the teaching of geography through map making. In 1804, Samuel Taylor (1744-1837) deeded to the Center District, District No. 1, the parcel of land where the red brick school was built. The red brick school replaced the first Center District School which had burned down. The first Center District School had also been on land deeded by Samuel Taylor. It was located on the Southeast corner of the Common in Buckland Center. The deed for the first school was recorded in 1799 and reads, for the good will and esteem I bear the inhabitants. Josiah Griswold, the historian for the 1879 Buckland Centennial, said his mother taught in the first school in 1799 and received fifty cents a week for her services. The Old Brick Schoolhouse was a one story, brick structure with a square roof and high windows allowing the children no means of seeing passers-by. The resemblance in architecture to the Buckland Public Library is so similar that people often confuse the two buildings when looking at old photographs, even though they were built nearly a century apart. The Old Brick Schoolhouse was torn down in 1850 or 1860 and replaced by the Buckland Center School, a wooden two-story structure that still stands as of this writing in March 2010, and serves as the home of the Buckland Historical Society's Museum. Teachers of note in the Center District, District No, 1, included: Daniel Forbes (1789-1871), Deacon John Porter (1792-1872), and Mary Lyon (1797-1849), founder of Mount Holyoke College. 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James Hartshorne House on Church Street is situated on land first owned by William Hooper, who in 1644 and 1650 bought two parcels of land on which he built his homestead. According to historical records, Hooper sold his land to Mary Hodgman in 1664. A wealthy widow at the age of 24, Mary married Thomas Hodgman and bought Hooper's land and home with her own name on the deed. Sometime between 1664 and 1680, the Hodgmans either moved the original Hooper house across the road or built a new one. They sold the house and land in 1725 to the Widow Patterson who occupied the house for 13 years, until her death in 1738. Her son sold the homestead in two parcels, the first, with a 'small house' to Jonathan Cowdrey in 1757, and the second, across the road to Samuel Poole in 1758. It was Cowdrey who is believed to have added to the house during his 34 years of ownership, as did the next owner, D. John Hart. Dr. Hart, a Revolutionary War surgeon, owned the house from 1792-1802 and used it as an investment, eventually turning it into an inn, called the Lafayette House. The Blue Lodge of Masons also met in a second-floor room during his ownership. Shoemaker Col. James Hartshorne purchased the house in 1803 and lived there until he died in 1870. His second wife, Mary, lived there until 1884. In 1890, J. Reed Whipple and John G. Morrill, bought the house and turned it into a tenement for Morrill-Atwood Ice Company workers. The Town of Wakefield voted at a Special Town Meeting on October 14, 1929 to purchase the home and meadow for $14,999 following a devastating fire that destroyed the ice houses in September. The Town also voted to restore the home as part of Wakefield's participation in the Tercentennial Celebration of the Massachusetts Bay Colony in 1930. The Col. 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Round was one of Wakefield's foremost benefactors and leading citizens and was primarily responsible for the Crystal Lake area as we know it today. Born in East Boston on September 30, 1872, Mr. Round moved to Wakefield in 1878 and was a resident of 627 Main Street for many years until moving to 7 Francis Avenue. Mr. Round is best known for his generous donations of land to preserve the beauty of the community. He was also active in local affairs, serving as a member and former Chairman of the Board of Selectmen, Chairman of the Building Committee for the Atwell Junior High School, Trustee of the Lucius Beebe Memorial Library, President of the Wakefield Club, President of the Wakefield Improvement Association, and a director of the Wakefield Trust Company. He was also active on many boards and committees through the years. He presented several gifts to the community over the years including thousands of trees which he donated to beautify the town and protect the watershed around Crystal Lake. 10,000 trees were donated for the west shore of Crystal Lake on land which he bought and deeded to the town, 3,000 trees for the Mapleway Playground on abandoned land which he also bought and gave to the town, trees around Main Street and the Junction station on land which he eventually bought and gave to the town, pine trees at the foot of Crystal Lake, trees to replace those lost in Greenwood during the hurricane of 1938, and two large elms which were lost when the present Junior High School was built. Mr. Round also donated several additional acres of land around Crystal Lake which prevented encroachment of residential property and preserved the natural beauty of the lake. He was responsible for the wide width of Main Street south of Water Street after having convinced the town to move a retaining wall in front of the armory (now the Americal Civic Center) back nearly 20 feet. He also built the retaining wall which graces the front of the park which bears his name. In 1953, the community immortalized Mr. Round by dedicating the former Harts Hill Reservation in his name. Mr. Round passed away in April, 1958.\" -- Text from calendar by Jayne M. D'Onofrio. 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This includes images of signs, the Pueblo of the Seven Fires, cabins, and Lake Massasoit. There is also film of, campers, people using canoes, people using the ropes courses on East Campus. Finally there are clips with Ted France, prof. of recreation, and Gretchen J. Urquhart, a graduate student, sitting on the steps of the Pueblo of the Seven Fires. Sound throughout is minimal. East Campus is an extension of Springfield College’s main campus, bounded by Wilbraham Road and Lake Massasoit. The property is a pleasant wooded green space within an urban environment. There are two buildings on the property: Loveland Chapel and The Pueblo of the Seven Fires. Loveland Chapel is used today as an early childhood education facility (the Child Development Center). The Pueblo of the Seven Fires is an authentic southwestern Pueblo structure, and is used for both Academic training and special events. The Pueblo was built in 1931 and dedicated in 1932 (designed in part by Ernest Thomas Seton, one of the founders of the Boy Scouts of America) and has multiple interior murals by the Native American Artist, Wo-Peen. In addition to these structures, there are also several Adirondack style shelters as well as high and low ropes courses. East Campus was developed to meet the college’s growing demand for outdoor recreation and camping programs. The acquisition of the land dates back to 1905 when Jacob Gerrish, a waterfront landowner, deeded a plot of land (more than 25 acres) to the college. Over the next twenty plus years, the college acquired well over 150 acres of lakefront around Lake Massasoit. Today the amount of land is slightly smaller in size due to the creation of Reeds Landing, a retirement community built in the 1990s. The land is still used as it was originally intended, hosting students pursuing the outdoor recreation degree as well as “Freshman Camp,” “Outdoor Pursuits,” “Camp Massasoit,” leadership development, and other team-building experiences. 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A credit line is required and should read: Courtesy of Springfield College, Archives and Special Collections. Any commercial use without written permission from Springfield College is strictly prohibited. Other individuals or entities other than, and in addition to, Springfield College may also own copyrights and other propriety rights. The publishing, exhibiting, or broadcasting party assumes all responsibility for clearing reproduction rights and for any infringement of United States copyright law.","license_ss":"Contact host institution for more information.","reuse_allowed_ssi":"contact host","extent_tsi":"00:10:51","abstract_tsi":"This is a promotional video for the Outdoor Center at Springfield College. The exact date the video was made is not known, though the date June 30, 1998 is hand written on the cassette tape. This file was copied off a VHS tape. Sound on the tape was very quiet. At the beginning there is a period of colored test lines. The tape starts with Ted France, prof. of recreation, and Gretchen J. Urquhart, a graduate student and the producer of the video, sitting on the steps of the Pueblo of the Seven Fires. The video talks about what the Outdoor Center, the classes that are taught, the camping and the programs such as ropes courses and boating. Video of activities and East Campus are shown all with music going in the background. The video is a little over 10 minutes long. East Campus is an extension of Springfield College’s main campus, bounded by Wilbraham Road and Lake Massasoit. The property is a pleasant wooded green space within an urban environment. There are two buildings on the property: Loveland Chapel and The Pueblo of the Seven Fires. Loveland Chapel is used today as an early childhood education facility (the Child Development Center). The Pueblo of the Seven Fires is an authentic southwestern Pueblo structure, and is used for both Academic training and special events. The Pueblo was built in 1931 and dedicated in 1932 (designed in part by Ernest Thomas Seton, one of the founders of the Boy Scouts of America) and has multiple interior murals by the Native American Artist, Wo-Peen. In addition to these structures, there are also several Adirondack style shelters as well as high and low ropes courses. East Campus was developed to meet the college’s growing demand for outdoor recreation and camping programs. The acquisition of the land dates back to 1905 when Jacob Gerrish, a waterfront landowner, deeded a plot of land (more than 25 acres) to the college. Over the next twenty plus years, the college acquired well over 150 acres of lakefront around Lake Massasoit. Today the amount of land is slightly smaller in size due to the creation of Reeds Landing, a retirement community built in the 1990s. The land is still used as it was originally intended, hosting students pursuing the outdoor recreation degree as well as “Freshman Camp,” “Outdoor Pursuits,” “Camp Massasoit,” leadership development, and other team-building experiences. 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A credit line is required and should read: Courtesy of Springfield College, Archives and Special Collections. Any commercial use without written permission from Springfield College is strictly prohibited. Other individuals or entities other than, and in addition to, Springfield College may also own copyrights and other propriety rights. The publishing, exhibiting, or broadcasting party assumes all responsibility for clearing reproduction rights and for any infringement of United States copyright law.","license_ss":"Contact host institution for more information.","reuse_allowed_ssi":"contact host","extent_tsi":"00:31:36","abstract_tsi":"This is a video recording featuring campers and counselors at Camp Massasoit. The video was recorded off of a VHS tape and runs a bit over 30 minutes. The person running the camera talks to the campers and counselors. The video starts with campers and counselors walking up a wooden path. Many of the campers and counselors are dressed up as pirates. The video then moves to riding in a van. Then there is a sequence interviewing a group of boys, some campers playing games, a sequence of one boy asking questions to another camper, and campers doing some rope and outdoor games and other activities. There is a brief clip of the sitcom Friends after all the video. This is perhaps leftover from the original recording on the tape. East Campus is an extension of Springfield College’s main campus, bounded by Wilbraham Road and Lake Massasoit. The property is a pleasant wooded green space within an urban environment. There are two buildings on the property: Loveland Chapel and The Pueblo of the Seven Fires. Loveland Chapel is used today as an early childhood education facility (the Child Development Center). The Pueblo of the Seven Fires is an authentic southwestern Pueblo structure, and is used for both Academic training and special events. The Pueblo was built in 1931 and dedicated in 1932 (designed in part by Ernest Thomas Seton, one of the founders of the Boy Scouts of America) and has multiple interior murals by the Native American Artist, Wo-Peen. In addition to these structures, there are also several Adirondack style shelters as well as high and low ropes courses. East Campus was developed to meet the college’s growing demand for outdoor recreation and camping programs. The acquisition of the land dates back to 1905 when Jacob Gerrish, a waterfront landowner, deeded a plot of land (more than 25 acres) to the college. Over the next twenty plus years, the college acquired well over 150 acres of lakefront around Lake Massasoit. Today the amount of land is slightly smaller in size due to the creation of Reeds Landing, a retirement community built in the 1990s. The land is still used as it was originally intended, hosting students pursuing the outdoor recreation degree as well as “Freshman Camp,” “Outdoor Pursuits,” “Camp Massasoit,” leadership development, and other team-building experiences. 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