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Westfield is a city in Hampden County, in the Pioneer Valley of western Massachusetts, United States. Westfield was first settled by Europeans in 1660. It is part of the Springfield, Massachusetts Metropolitan Statistical Area. The population was 40,834 at the 2020 census.
- Stanley Park. Open to the public free of charge from May to November, Stanley Park is the kind of outdoor attraction any city would be proud of. This isn’t actually a public park, as it’s owned by a non-profit foundation established by the businessman Frank Stanley Beveridge (1879-1956).
- Amelia Park Children’s Museum. The philanthropic couple, Albert (1919-2011) and Amelia Ferst (1920-1997), have left a lasting legacy in Westfield. Next to Westfield Middle School, on the south side of downtown you’ll find Amelia Park, which has a memorial garden, an NHL-size rink and the Amelia Park Children’s Museum.
- Columbia Greenway Rail Trail. In Westfield, a former spur of the New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad cutting through downtown is now a multi-use rail trail, opening in phases.
- Grandmother’s Garden. A short way west of downtown Westfield is Allen Park, which was donated to the city by one Albert Allen in 1929 to be used as a park.
- Roni_820. Westfield, MA2 contributions. Park. This place is so beautiful. It is a nice place to go hiking and it is a great place to have family time and to spend the day.
- Jay C. 1 contribution. Incredible garden. Lots of bees to marvel at, so it must be a healthy garden! Absolutely beautiful in the summer time. Love seeing the edible portion to encourage people to grow their own food.
- Chrissy. Westfield, MA3 contributions. Fun place for kids under age 5. The place is nice because you can see most of it from wherever you stand. There is one jumping activity that gets VERY LOUD and repetitive.
- Ussubforce. South Hadley, MA 600 contributions. Good beer. This is my kind of brewery. Straight up. IPAs are good but the sours/ fruit beers are awesome. Good atmosphere!
Westfield, city, Hampden county, southwestern Massachusetts, U.S. It lies along the Westfield River just west of Springfield. Originally part of Springfield, it was the site of the western frontier trading post (1660) of the Massachusetts Bay Colony and was incorporated as a separate town in 1669.
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From the time of its founding in 1669 to 1725, Westfield was the most western town in the Massachusetts Colony. Town meetings were held in a church meeting house until 1839 when Town Hall was erected on Broad Street. This building served as a City Hall from 1920 to 1958.
For a visual and tactile journey through Westfield history, look no further than the Edwin Smith Historical Museum! The museum features a wide range of artifacts, some dating back to Westfield’s colonial settlement in the 1600s.
