Many of the following articles have been previously published in the hardcopy version of the Town Crier- the official publication of the Longmeadow Historical Society.

The Estate at 588 Longmeadow Street by Judy Moran, Genealogist, July 2021
History of the Longmeadow Town Green by Jim Moran, former Board member, December 2017
Lieut. (J.G.) Morgan Wesson- A Longmeadow Hero  by Judy Moran, Genealogist, March 2017
135 Forest Glen Road- the rest of the story by Judy Moran, Genealogist, March 2017
What is the May Breakfast? by Erica Paul, Summer 2014-2015 Intern, Fall 2015
Springfield Soldiers' Fair by Spencer Janes, Summer 2011 Intern
Edward G. Wilkin- A Longmeadow Hero by Linda C. Abrams, Curator Emeritus, May 2011
Myths and Legends by Linda C. Abrams, Curator Emeritus/Michael Gelinas, Past President, May 2011
Paesiello Emerson by Linda C. Abrams, Curator Emeritus, October 2010
Two Villages... Sandstone... Two Suburbs by Michael Gelinas, Past President, October 2010
Ice Harvesting by Terry Shotland, former Board member, May 2010
Historic Home Closeup- The Widows at Number 734 by Linda C. Abrams, Curator Emeritus, May 2009
Alonzo Converse- Longmeadow's Last Riverboat Pilot by Linda C. Abrams, Curator, October 2007
Gardner Colton, Nathan Keep and Painless Dentistry by Michael Gelinas, former Board Member, Oct. 2007
Calvin Colton and the New Nation by Michael Gelinas, former Board Member, February 2007
The Doane Orphanage by Linda C. Abrams, Curator Emeritus, May 2006
Buttons, Buttons, Everywhere... by Michael Gelinas, former Board member, Longmeadow Historical Society
The Born House: Henrietta's Home by Linda C. Abrams, Curator Emeritus, May 2005
663 Longmeadow Street: A History by Sydney Leavens, Timothy Paige Memorial Award, April 25, 1998
The Jorey Homestead by Ruth O'Brien, January 1985
A Sketch of the Jorey Sisters on Bliss Road by Betty Howland and Edward Ten Broeck (1983)
Origin of the Longmeadow Historical Society by Mrs. George Brewer/ Town Historian, December 10, 1912