Jada lined up with Miss Emily's famous white dress Call me a history geek but I couldn't think of a better way of spending Fath...

Dickinson Homestead:  Centerpiece for the Dickinson Historic District Throughout history -- from whale oil lamps to modern electric LED...

Graves immediately adjacent to Dickinson family plot On my usual walk through Amherst town center I was chagrined to find these two top...

The Evergreens on a bright October day The Evergreens, immediate neighbor and family member of the Emily Dickinson Homestead Museum, wi...

The Emily Dickinson Homestead "I'm nobody! Who are you?" Perhaps we can get Amherst College to increase its P ayment I n ...

 West Cemetery:  The most historic/sacred ground in Amherst The Agricultural Commission was receptive to DPW Division Director of Trees...

New sign near Sweetser Park Three new signs were installed yesterday at both ends and the middle of the long stretch of frontage at the...

Emily Dickinson Museum, 280 Main Street A professional film crew will come calling next week for a three-day shoot about Amherst's ...

Amherst History Mural overlooks sacred West Cemetery "If you can't save it, repaint it" should be the motto for the One E...

 Miss Emily and Lavinia Although I'm sure it will not stop NIMBYs from attending the December 3 Planning Board meeting for one fina...

Welcome to West Cemetery an "oasis of peace in the center of the municipality" The Amherst Public Shade Tree Committee is...

Dickinson Homestead built 1813.  Sign will be moved forward closer to sidewalk and enlarged The Amherst P lanning B oard voted 6-1 earl...

 Sun going down on Emily Dickinson I'm not a lawyer of course, but I do understand English. And the wording -- especially "p...