Belle Skinner, c. 1876

Belle Skinner and her entourage travel to Hattonchatel France to celebrate the christening of the bell and reopening of the village after it was destroyed during World War I.

The Holyoke Dam Building Committee, 1888.

Placing the last stone in the Holyoke dam.

Prudence Lagogue (middle) and WIlliam Skinner (right) were in Hattonchatel with Belle Skinner to celebrate the christening of the belle at the city center in 1927.

Nonotuck Street School: Catharine Griffin, Miss Ramage, Miss Canavan, Harriet Stearns, Miss Heinritz, John A. Callahan, Sarah J.C. Todd, Emma Swindt, Miss Nash, Johanna Reardon, Margaret Griffin.

Skinner servants bustle around the children in the breakfast room, where the family started their day.

Joseph Allen Skinner, c. 1875

Belle Skinner, c. 1882

High Street, between Dwight and Lyman Streets, c. 1890s

Four color lithograph of Mt. Tom, 1266 feet above sea level and Mountain Park showing the the connecting rail system of Holyoke Street Railway Company.

"Greetings From Holyoke" trade card

Carlos Vega discusses his experiences in the Holyoke Public School system.

Carlos Vega describes he and his family's experience moving to America and Holyoke, MA.