A Walk Along Mulberry Street
by Bill Dusty
Mulberry Street, in Springfield, MA, is a beautiful little street that is best known as the inspiration for the Dr. Seuss story, “To Think I Saw it on Mulberry Street.”
The street is lined with picturesque houses, and borders the historic Springfield Cemetery. I took a stroll there the other day, snapping some photos and taking a little video. The video is below, followed by a selection of photos.
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Posted by Bill Dusty
on Aug 29th, 2007 and filed under Cities & Towns, Society.
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I would listen to my granfather about stories of sledding down Mulberry St and also racing his soap boxes back in the early 30′s. Nice video.
about 30 yrs ago my cop painters and I painted the house with the brown trim. it has never needed another paint job since. LOL
It still looks great, Norm