I grew up in the Bronx on a street named Gates Place. The next street over from Gates was Knox…read morePlace. Both streets were named after Revolutionary War Generals - Horatio Gates and Henry Knox. Henry Knox was a real hero of the Revolutionary War and his exploits have been memorialized in a series of 56 bronze plaques throughout Massachusetts and New York. Knox led an expedition that attacked and defeated the British at Fort Ticonderoga in New York. The real prize of that victory was 59 cannons that Knox commandeered and transported by ox-driven wagons all the way to Boston to drive out the Brits. Many historians consider this chain of events, led by Knox, to be the turning point of the Revolutionary War. The Henry Knox Cannon Trail traces the path that Knox travelled to transport those cannons from Fort Ticonderoga to Boston in the winter of 1775-1776. The Westfield marker is located at the intersection of Main Street (U.S. 20) and U.S. 202, in front of the Tavern Restaurant It's inscription reads: Through this Place Passed General Henry Knox In the Winter of 1775 - 1776 To Deliver To General George Washington At Cambridge The Train of Artillery From Fort Ticonderoga Used To Force the British Army To Evacuate Boston Erected by the Commonwealth of Massachusetts 1927

The monument has been cleaned up quite a lot in the decade since Dan R. was here and it looks…read morepretty spectacular. The soldier stands ready, holding his rifle nearly horizontally with bayonet attached. He is wearing the usual Union cap and cloak, sporting a pretty spectacular moustache. The main plaque also looks recent, reading "Westfield honors the memory of her sons who have fallen in defence of library, union and indepences. 1861 to 1865. Erected 1871." Another plaque has a relief of a Native American and I have no idea what that's all about. [Review 18415 overall - 1135 in Massachusetts - 1937 of 2022.]

This awesome monument honors the sons of Westfield that were killed during the Civil War. It…read moreincludes a beautifully detailed sculpture of a Yankee soldier. He has a mustache and wears a long coat, a cape, and a cap. He is holding his rifle across his body, instead of vertically, like so many other monuments I've seen. Check out that nasty looking bayonet ! There are four plaques or relief sculptures on the sides of the monument. The three smaller plaques have the names of Westfield soldiers killed during the Civil War, one has the U.S. shield with an American eagle and four flags, and one has a very cool crest with an Indian brave and a curious disembodied arm brandishing a saber. The main plaque is engraved with: Westfield honors the memory of her sons who have fallen in defence of Liberty Union and Independence 1861 to 1865. --------------- Erected 1871 The two engraved plaques are tarnished and streaked, making them difficult to read. The marker is at the intersection of Court Street (U.S. 20) and Elm Street (U.S. 202).

This well maintained space is the town's main square. It is smoothly laid bricks with a large green…read morespace and a fountain that would be ideal for a small festival or a farmer's market. A good space for a picnic though there are no tables or grills or restroom facilities. There is busy traffic on all four sides of the square though pedestrian crossings are prevalent. Street parking is available nearby. [Review 18416 overall - 1136 in Massachusetts - 1938 of 2022.]

I need to leave this review for anyone who is walking around with that hole in their heart. Please…read moredo book with this amazing lady. She wants no information other than a first name. She stops you if you try to give information. Ever seen the long Island Medium on TV? Angelina is just as good. She delivered PROOF that NO ONE could have ever known. SHE IS REAL. Please do not hesitate to book her. I feel like the knife in my heart was removed and I know for a FACT that my loved one is OK and we will be together again. I felt joy and love for the first time since our loss. This is confirmation that our loved ones are OK beyond a doubt and I needed it more than I even knew. Thank you Angelina. I know you say you are just a conduit. But you are our angel.

Amazing salon and medspa. I love the new salt therapy room! I go there often for skin treatments to…read morehelp with wrinkles and aging. Nilce is an absolute expert at what she does and has a lovely bedside manner. Highly recommend!

Chris or "Madman with a Marker" did such a great job on the caricature that he did for a…read morecolleague's going away gift! She loved it and we put it in a frame with a matte border so everyone could sign. It looked AWESOME! Beyond that, Chris turned around the caricature so quickly including all of the special requests (i.e. Boston skyline in the pic, products that we work, etc). He also made it very easy for pick up and was very accommodating to my crazy schedule. Overall, a great experience and I would definitely recommend his services!

Chris did an amazing job for the University of Michigan when he captured some prominent faculty for…read morea colleague's going away party in caricature form. We initially began with three people, but quickly advanced to 13 caricatures that he nailed perfectly! And he completed it in such a fast turn around that made our stress level lower. Simply stated, our request was crazy with many details, but Chris completed the drawing in exemplary fashion with stellar service. If we ever need a caricature artist again, there is no doubt we would ask Chris.

To quote, Limestone is "The finest stillwater fly fishing…read morein the Northeast!" Great club, great people, great fishing! Says it all. Join it and see!

Great place to fish! It is a beautiful, well maintained club with pristine stillwater trout…read morefishing. I love to bring friends and family to learn how to fly fish. There are trophy ponds, with huge trout, and smaller, well stocked ponds that my 6 yo granddaughter loves. Something for everyone.

We've been members of the Enterprise Farm CSA for about 2 years now and find their small box to be…read morea good amount of veggies to last us a week. The customer service is great and the weekly emails and recopies are also entertaining and delicious! We made a trip out to the farm this summer to "pick your own" and that was definitely worth the drive from Boston. Lots of fresh veggies and flowers all included in the cost of your normal share. Everyone there was very friendly! The only downside to the CSA is the occasional lack of variety. LOTS of greens most of the summer, and heavy on the root veggies in the fall/winter. For the most part it's a good variety, but could mix it up a bit more maybe? Overall a great value and we'll be back next summer for sure!

I started the farm share thinking I'd get fresh and diverse vegetables I wouldn't usually get, but…read moreall they have were low quality vegetables that I could get at the store for around less thab 10 a box. I think I paid around 30 a week and was upset just looking at the same boring stuff every week. I saw strawberries one week and thought, "finally something good! "But they were moldy and I had to throw them away