Greenfield, MA

Greenfield is the county seat for Franklin County. Located at the confluence of the Green, Deerfield and Connecticut Rivers, as well as two rail lines, it developed as a trade center, first settled in 1686. The town was incorporated in 1753 and governed by town council until 2003, when it revised its charter to become a city, governed by a mayor.

Historic Postcard: Bird's Eye View of Greenfield, MA

Historic Postcard: Bird's Eye View of Greenfield, MA

In the 1800′s, Greenfield was the site of the nation’s first cutlery factory. The rivers were used to supply power to saw, grist and woolen mills and many of the brick buildings in the downtown area date from this period.

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Feb 01 2012

Greenfield Winter Fare Celebrates Local Food in Franklin County!

5th Annual Winter Fare in Greenfield Kicks off on Saturday, Feb 4th for a Weeklong Celebration Greenfield’s annual Winter Fare will take place on Saturday, February 4th! Along with the farmers’ market, workshops, and barter market that Winter Fare …

Jan 08 2010

Winter Farmer’s Markets

There are now some winter farmer’s markets in the Pioneer Valley, allowing you to keep your money in the valley and support your neighbors, while enjoying locally grown…

Feb 06 2012

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Nov 24 2008

1917 Postcard View of Greenfield from Poet’s Seat

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1917 Postcard View of Greenfield from Poet’s Seat

1917 Postcard View of Greenfield from Poet’s Seat

    

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