Holyoke, Massachusetts

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city municipality

Holyoke, Massachusetts is a historic industrial city in western Massachusetts known for its early planned mill town design and significant role in the paper manufacturing industry.

Statements (49)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	city → municipality →
areaCode	413 →
borderedBy	Chicopee, Massachusetts NERFINISHED → Easthampton, Massachusetts → South Hadley, Massachusetts → West Springfield, Massachusetts → Westfield, Massachusetts NERFINISHED →
country	United States of America →
county	Hampden County, Massachusetts →
demographicsHistoric	large Irish-American community → significant Puerto Rican community →
elevation	approximately 95 m →
governmentType	mayor–city council government →
hasCulturalEvent	Holyoke St. Patrick’s Day Parade →
hasEducationalInstitution	Holyoke Community College → Holyoke Public Schools →
hasLandmark	Holyoke Canal System → Holyoke City Hall → Holyoke Dam → Mount Tom State Reservation → Volleyball Hall of Fame →
hasMountainRange	Mount Tom Range →
hasNickname	Birthplace of Volleyball → Paper City →
hasRiver	Connecticut River →
historicDistrict	Holyoke Canal System Historic District →
incorporationDate	1850 →
inventedAt	Holyoke YMCA →
inventorAssociated	William G. Morgan →
knownFor	paper manufacturing industry → planned industrial mill town design → textile manufacturing history →
locatedIn	Western Massachusetts →
locatedOn	Connecticut River →
majorIndustryHistoric	hydropower generation → paper mills → textile mills →
namedAfter	Elizur Holyoke →
partOf	Springfield, Massachusetts metropolitan area →
postalCode	01040 → 01041 →
powerInfrastructure	Holyoke Gas and Electric hydroelectric facilities →
settledDate	1745 →
sportHistory	volleyball invented there in 1895 →
state	Massachusetts →
timeZone	Eastern Time Zone →
transportation	Amtrak Vermonter serves nearby station in Holyoke → Interstate 91 passes through city →

Referenced by (2)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Massachusetts → Pioneer Valley →	contains