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Event Series Winter Tree Identification

Winter Tree Identification

Holyoke Heritage State Park 221 Appleton St, Holyoke, MA

You don’t need leaves to identify trees.  This ¼ mile leisurely walk with the park interpreter helps you become a winter tree expert.  By recognizing bark, buds, and growth patterns of different species, you can identify many trees at a glance – even in winter. Dress for the weather. We will be stepping off the sidewalks so be prepared to walk in snow. Severe weather cancels. Programs are free and open to the public. Children must be accompanied by an adult.  Meet at the Visitor Center. Reservations requested (but not required) by calling 413-534-1723.

Holyoke’s Historic Canals & Dam

Holyoke Heritage State Park 221 Appleton St, Holyoke, MA

Join the park interpreter for a walk along Holyoke’s canal system. We explore history, engineering prowess, mill operation and the power of water as we walk along parts of the first and second level canals of this fascinating planned industrial city. Distance: 2.0 miles. Meet at the Visitor Center. Children must be accompanied by an adult. Dress for the weather. Severe weather cancels. Reservations requested (but not required) by calling 413-534-1723.

Event Series Holyoke, the Water City

Holyoke, the Water City

Holyoke Heritage State Park 221 Appleton St, Holyoke, MA

Converting the power of falling water to usable energy takes age-old technology. Topography and the Connecticut River's character gave rise to a prosperous city in late 19th and early 20th century. This illustrated presentation describes the origins of a planned industrial city and how water continues to power Holyoke. Come enjoy a presentation on the history of Holyoke inside the Visitor Center utilizing exhibits and visuals. All programs are free. Wheelchair accessible.

Event Series Winter Tree Identification

Winter Tree Identification

Holyoke Heritage State Park 221 Appleton St, Holyoke, MA

You don’t need leaves to identify trees.  This ¼ mile leisurely walk with the park interpreter helps you become a winter tree expert.  By recognizing bark, buds, and growth patterns of different species, you can identify many trees at a glance – even in winter. Dress for the weather. We will be stepping off the sidewalks so be prepared to walk in snow. Severe weather cancels. Programs are free and open to the public. Children must be accompanied by an adult.  Meet at the Visitor Center. Reservations requested (but not required) by calling 413-534-1723.

Holyoke’s Historic Canals & Dam

Holyoke Heritage State Park 221 Appleton St, Holyoke, MA

Join the park interpreter for a walk along Holyoke’s canal system. We explore history, engineering prowess, mill operation and the power of water as we walk along parts of the first and second level canals of this fascinating planned industrial city. Distance: 2.0 miles. Meet at the Visitor Center. Children must be accompanied by an adult. Dress for the weather. Severe weather cancels. Reservations requested (but not required) by calling 413-534-1723.

Event Series Holyoke, the Water City

Holyoke, the Water City

Holyoke Heritage State Park 221 Appleton St, Holyoke, MA

Converting the power of falling water to usable energy takes age-old technology. Topography and the Connecticut River's character gave rise to a prosperous city in late 19th and early 20th century. This illustrated presentation describes the origins of a planned industrial city and how water continues to power Holyoke. Come enjoy a presentation on the history of Holyoke inside the Visitor Center utilizing exhibits and visuals. All programs are free. Wheelchair accessible.

Event Series Winter Tree Identification

Winter Tree Identification

Holyoke Heritage State Park 221 Appleton St, Holyoke, MA

You don’t need leaves to identify trees.  This ¼ mile leisurely walk with the park interpreter helps you become a winter tree expert.  By recognizing bark, buds, and growth patterns of different species, you can identify many trees at a glance – even in winter. Dress for the weather. We will be stepping off the sidewalks so be prepared to walk in snow. Severe weather cancels. Programs are free and open to the public. Children must be accompanied by an adult.  Meet at the Visitor Center. Reservations requested (but not required) by calling 413-534-1723.

Holyoke’s Historic Canals & Dam

Holyoke Heritage State Park 221 Appleton St, Holyoke, MA

Join the park interpreter for a walk along Holyoke’s canal system. We explore history, engineering prowess, mill operation and the power of water as we walk along parts of the first and second level canals of this fascinating planned industrial city. Distance: 2.0 miles. Meet at the Visitor Center. Children must be accompanied by an adult. Dress for the weather. Severe weather cancels. Reservations requested (but not required) by calling 413-534-1723.

Event Series Holyoke, the Water City

Holyoke, the Water City

Holyoke Heritage State Park 221 Appleton St, Holyoke, MA

Converting the power of falling water to usable energy takes age-old technology. Topography and the Connecticut River's character gave rise to a prosperous city in late 19th and early 20th century. This illustrated presentation describes the origins of a planned industrial city and how water continues to power Holyoke. Come enjoy a presentation on the history of Holyoke inside the Visitor Center utilizing exhibits and visuals. All programs are free. Wheelchair accessible.

Event Series Winter Tree Identification

Winter Tree Identification

Holyoke Heritage State Park 221 Appleton St, Holyoke, MA

You don’t need leaves to identify trees.  This ¼ mile leisurely walk with the park interpreter helps you become a winter tree expert.  By recognizing bark, buds, and growth patterns of different species, you can identify many trees at a glance – even in winter. Dress for the weather. We will be stepping off the sidewalks so be prepared to walk in snow. Severe weather cancels. Programs are free and open to the public. Children must be accompanied by an adult.  Meet at the Visitor Center. Reservations requested (but not required) by calling 413-534-1723.