3rd Annual Fall Festival
October 19th from 1:00 – 4:00 at the Josiah Day House
Enjoy New England crafts including blacksmithing, open fire cooking, basket making, and textile work! The Fall Festival is fun for all ages, with crafts available for kids and as well as trick or treating. Dress up your kids or grandkids in a Halloween costume and enjoy the beautiful October weather. Food and refreshments will be available.
Free with donations accepted.
Cemetery Tours:
from 4:00 – 7:00 at the Park Street Cemetery
Free with donations accepted
The Josiah Day House is the oldest known surviving saltbox brick house in America. Built in 1754 by Josiah Day, the house is located on Park Street in West Springfield, MA. It was lived in by the Day Family until 1903, when the last Four Day sisters sold the house to the newly formed Ramapogue Historical Society.
The RHS was formed to care for the Josiah Day House, with it’s mission to preserve the Josiah Day House. In our efforts to preserve the house and keep it running as a museum, we host events to educate the community, bring in donations, and keep West Springfield’s history alive.
You can visit the Josiah Day House at 70 Park Street, West Springfield
