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Springfield, Massachusetts, 1850, detail
    Record Data
    Place Unit Type
    City or Town
    Containing Unit
    Hampden County, MA
    Events
    Date Type
    09/11/1867 At Springfield in Massachusetts, an international rowing match sees the hosts beat a Canadian crew. Education/Culture
    12/19/1860 Democrat defeats incumbent Republican in election for mayor of Springfield, Massachusetts Campaigns/Elections
    11/06/1861 James Naismith, inventor of basketball, is born in northern Ontario the son of Scottish immigrants Personal
    08/08/1859 The American Scientific Association concludes its annual meeting in Springfield, Massachusetts Science/Technology
    08/03/1859 The American Scientific Association meets in Springfield, Massachusetts Science/Technology
    People
    Birthplace of

    Cavanaugh, James Michael

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    Dwight, William

    William Dwight, detail
    Burial Place of

    Barnes, James

    James Barnes, detail

    Chaffee, Calvin Clifford

    No image yet available for this man
    Documents
    Date Title
    06/18/1860 George Ashmun to Abraham Lincoln, June 18, 1860
    02/03/1862 Fayetteville (NC) Observer, “Beautiful Weapon,” February 3, 1862
    Images

    Springfield, Massachusetts, 1850, long view

    Springfield, Massachusetts, 1850, long view

    Springfield, Massachusetts, 1850, detail

    Springfield, Massachusetts, 1850, detail

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