12 resources

• Journal, Le (Springfield, MA, 1889/10/00-????/??/??)
  
• Forestier, Le (Springfield, MA, 1910/01/17?-1910/??/??)
  
• Écho du Congrès, L' (Springfield, MA, 1902/04/??-1902/08/??)
  
• Écho, L' (Springfield, MA, 1890/??/??-1890/??/??)
  
• Citoyen Franco-Américain, Le (Springfield, MA, 1888/02/24-1914?)
  
• Ami du peuple, L' (Springfield, MA, 1881/??/??-1883/??/??)
  
• Américain, L' (Springfield, MA, 1903/06/06-1903/12/??)
  
• United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America. Springfield District Council Records - Finding Aid
  
  The records of the Western Massachusetts locals and district councils of the UBCJA documents the rise of unionization among carpenters in the Connecticut River Valley since the 1880s. This collection represents a merger of separate accessions for the District Councils in Springfield (MS 110), the Pioneer Valley (MS 231), and Holyoke (MS 108), along with post-merger records for Local 108. In general, each has been maintained as a distinct series.
• Henri Gagnon and Françoise Gagnon oral history with Eloise A. Brière, August 17, 1982
  
  Oral history with the Gagnon family, part of the Franco-American community in Springfield since 1953. Topics include their participation in Franco-American activities at St. Joseph’s Church, their interest in Franco-American studies, and what nationality means to them, as people with roots in America, Canada, and France.
• Club Richelieu-Fall River records - Finding Aid
  
  Collection includes statutes and by-laws, minutes, administrative records, correspondence, financial records and receipts, scholarship records, publications, records of programs and events, and artifacts and ephemera.
• Nora Marquis Baker collection - Finding Aid
  
  For the most part, this collection is made up of personal letters, photographs, cards, notebooks, and scrapbooks. There are maps of and documents about New Canada. Other non-personal documents: Will of Georgiana Bourgoin, Naturalization papers of Alfred Bourgoin, and a description of the plot of land in New Canada that Nora and Joe Baker bought from Joseph Daigle in 1949.
• Lucille Rochon West [sound recording]: an interview
  
  Lucille West, 80, talks with Kim Chase in French and English about growing up on farms in Canada and in North Troy, Vermont. In French she talks with Kim about various French songs. In English Lucille relates how her family came to move to Vermont when she was 10, and the adjustments she had to make in learning new ways and a new language, English. She also talks about celebrating Christmas in Vermont, which her family had never done before in Canada, home health remedies, foods eaten, how her mother became blind when Lucille was only 4, and other family stories. Lucille and Kim switch between French and English but there is enough in English for the non-French speaker to understand.