The town was named after Lord Holland, an English statesman who lobbied for independence for the American colonies. The town was incorporated on July 5, 1783, and is rich with history.
Holland is located in the southeast corner of Hampden County in Western Massachusetts. The town is four square miles in area. It contains the Quinnebaug River and the Hamilton Reservoir, one of the largest reservoirs in southern New England. It is nestled amongst two hill ranges, where elevations reach up to 1,100 feet.
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An organization which links Independent Churches, Clergy, Ministries and Christian Resources into a body of Prayer Warriors, Evangelists, Teachers, and Pastors.
The only school in Holland, serving the town's elementary students.
Fire-EMS Information Network page features information about Holland FD personnel and fire apparatus.
A father and son in a wheelchair who compete in athletic events to promote awareness of the physically challenged. Includes information on speaking events, races, awards and an album.
Fire-EMS Information Network page features information about Holland FD personnel and fire apparatus.
The only school in Holland, serving the town's elementary students.
An organization which links Independent Churches, Clergy, Ministries and Christian Resources into a body of Prayer Warriors, Evangelists, Teachers, and Pastors.
A father and son in a wheelchair who compete in athletic events to promote awareness of the physically challenged. Includes information on speaking events, races, awards and an album.
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