The Puritan

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The Puritan

Park · Springfield

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Chestnut St, Springfield, MA 01103

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The original bronze statue of Deacon Samuel Chapin stands proudly in Springfield, celebrating the city’s rich history and heritage amidst modernity.  

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Chestnut St, Springfield, MA 01103 Get directions

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wheelchair accessible entrance

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Mar 4, 2025

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Margaret Cavill

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This is my 9th Great Grandfather…hope to see this beautiful park and statue someday.

Arthur Walker

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The Puritan is a historic restaurant in Manchester, New Hampshire, known for its classic American diner-style atmosphere and delicious comfort food offerings, making it a local favorite for hearty meals and friendly service.

Rc Smith

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Nice to see the first Chapin in my family tree to be standing tall not far from where they arrived in the new world from England

Ward Billings

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Big Blue's he's also there you're homeless need snacks are you hungry coffee that is the place to go

JOAQUIM DEARAUJO

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In a city in the process of modernization The Puritan stands as a reminder of Springfield’s past and the heritage of its founders.

Christina M Kolnicki-Winslow

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Beautiful little knook in my city..

daverson

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This stern old fart has been scowling down at the city he helped found for over 125 years.

Ken Anstett

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Very important part of Springfield history