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A Canal Runs Through It
A brief history of the canal. Current photo.
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A
Description of the Canals and Rail Roads of the
United States – 1840
A brief description is on page 43.
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An Account of the Farmington
Canal Company: of the Hampshire and Hampden Canal
Company; and of the New Haven and Northampton
Company, till the Suspension of its Canals in 1847
A brief history begins on page 9.
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An Act In Addition To An Act,
Entitled, "An Act To Incorporate The Hampshire And
Hampden Canal Company." – 1825
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An Act In Addition To An Act
Entitled "An Act To Incorporate The Hampshire And
Hampden Canal Company." – 1827
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An Act In Addition To "An Act
To Incorporate The Hampshire And Hampden Canal
Company." – 1829
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An Act In Addition To An Act
To Incorporate The Hampshire And Hampden Canal
Company – 1832
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An Act To Authorize The
Hampshire And Hampden Canal Company To Construct A
Canal From Northampton To The North Line Of This
Commonwealth. – 1827
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An Act To Authorise The
Hampshire And Hampden Canal Company, To Construct A
Canal From Northampton To The North Line Of This
Commonwealth – 1828
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An Act To Incorporate The
Hampshire And Hampden Canal Company – 1822
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Annual
Report of the State Engineer and Surveyor on the
Canals of the State of New York - 1906
A brief history of the canal begins on page 1373.
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Canals for a Nation
A brief history begins on page 53.
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Census Reports Tenth Census:
June 1, 1880, Volume 4
A brief history is on page 758.
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Congressional
Serial Set - 1832
A brief summary of the construction and financial
status of the canal begins on page 42.
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Digital Commonwealth
Includes a map showing the canal route and documents
which make reference to the canal.
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Digital Public Library of
America
Includes links to historical documents and maps.
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Early American Railroads
A brief description is on page 295.
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Farmington, Hampshire, Hampden
Canals map 
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Hampshire and Hampden Canal
A brief history of the canal.
Historical map and links to related sites.
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Hampshire and Hampden Canal
A brief description and history of the canal.
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Hampshire and Hampden Canal
An article begins on page 7 of the American Canal
Society newsletter.
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Hampshire and Hampden Canal:
Gone but not Forgotten
Includes a brief history of the canal.
Current photo.
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Hampshire and Hampden Canal
Legislative Acts
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Index of Economic Material in Documents
of the states of the United States - 1908
A summary of state documents
regarding the canal, covering the period from 1827 to
1849.
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Laws of the Commonwealth of
Massachusetts, Vol. 12 - 1833
An Act in addition to an Act to incorporate the canal
begins on page 233.
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Map exhibiting the Farmington
& Hampshire & Hampden canals
An 1828 map.
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Map of the Hampshire and
Hampden Canal
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Memoir
of De Witt Clinton - 1829
His Observations Relative to the Hampshire And Hampden
Canals begins on page 223.
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Mitchell’s Compendium of the
Internal Improvements of the United States – 1835
A brief description is on page 13.
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New Haven-Northampton Freight
Canal
A brief history of the canal.
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New Haven and Northampton
Canal
A brief history of the canal.
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Northampton-New Haven Canal
A brief history of the canal. Links
to related sites.
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Petition of the Hampshire and
Hampden Canal Company
An 1827 petition to extend the canal to the northern
border of Massachusetts.
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The Act Incorporating the Hampshire and
Hampden Canal Company - 1838
Also included are the acts
incorporating the Farmington Canal Company and the New
Haven and Northampton Company.
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The Laws of the Commonwealth of
Massachusetts, Volume 13 - 1836
An Act to Incorporate the New Haven
and Northhampton Company from the Hampshire and
Hampden begins on page 882.
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The Roots of American
Industrialization
A brief history begins on page 145.
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“To the Honourable General
Court of the Commonwealth of
Massacusetts”
An 1827 petition from the Hampshire
and Hampden Canal Company.
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Trolleys, Light Rail &
Canals
Includes a brief history of the canal.
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Westfield and its Historical
Influences, 1669-1919
A brief history of the canal begins on page 285.
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