Domesticity

Looking at home at home.

All American

Especially the guy on the horse.

Meet the Europeans

A quick tour, as it were.

Upstairs

More art, if you please.

At the heart of it

The D'Amour will fulfill your art jones.

Mighty fine horse

Sculpt me a horse, sir.

Art this way

The finer arts at the D'Amour Museum.

They look so…

Natural.

Some friends

Stuffed, of course.

No artificial ingredients

All natural history, all the time.

Natural history here

Make friends with the elephant.

That's museums, honey

There's more than one.

A founder

And with the really big, thick bible.

At the front door

Springfield has a fine little collection.

Big window

We see you.

Exit through the gift shop

Get your Arsenal goodies here.

It began here

You needed a machine to produce a million muskets.

The other guys guns

Everybody had their favorite.

Guns? We got guns

Choose from these Springfield muzzle loaders, for starters.

Guns made here

Springfield Arsenal armed the nation.

The Terminal building

Because, you know, it's near the terminal (Union Station).

Quaint and quiet

Gotta have your historic district.

Old time Springfield

From Springfield's high times.

Got a game in ya, huh?

That starts with P and that rhymes with T…

Back in business

After all these years (about 44).

Hampden County's old home

Massachusetts is doing without counties these days.

The Civil War lives

A Civil War soldier and a Minuteman, complete all New England squares.

Ready for its closeup

Court Square cleaned up for its second life.

The church on the square

It's so New England.

For your consideration

Shows some merit.

On Main Street

Still Springfield as our parents knew it.

Up to date

Keeping up with the times.

Seen better days

But hey, still here.

Along Main Street

A major player here in Springfield.

Wait, what happened to the campanile next door…

That's because this is Symphony Hall's twin, City Hall.

Symphony Hall

Music for our ears.

The classic New Englander

The Puritan and his bible.

It came to this

Just across the harbor, Ft. Sumter.

The slaver's mouthpiece

When slavery was a real thing, Calhoun was its voice.

A couple of side porches

Gotta take advantage of the breeze, baby.

Humans for sale once

Maybe a t-shirt today?

Shopping?

Yes, we're open.

This old house

Never throw away the old house.

Art here

Gibbs Gallery has the local goods.

Can't have enough

The old church with the grand steeple.