Springfield Preservation Trust

Only 2 days till our Second Saturday tour on June 13 to explore locations and meet people honoring the perseverance, ingenuity, and resilience of Springfield’s unsung early residents.

Reserve your spot for the walking tour by purchasing tickets in advance on Eventbrite or paying at the door. The tour departs from the Tower Square lobby at 10:30am and ends at 12pm. Tickets are $5 for Springfield Preservation Trust, Springfield Museums & PAHMUSA-The Pan African Historical Museum USA A members, and $10 for non-members.
Secure your ticket here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/underground-railroad-springfields-contributions-to-emancipation-tour-tickets-1985858726910?aff=odcleoeventsincollection . This event is rain or shine!

Second Saturday Tours explore historic Springfield. The series is co-presented by the Springfield Preservation Trust, Springfield Museums, and Springfield Libraries—and is generously sponsored by the Springfield Cultural Council and Mass Cultural Council.

About PAHMUSA
This event is presented in partnership with the Pan African Historical Museum USA (PAHMUSA), a vital institution dedicated to connecting the African Diaspora to Springfield, MA, and its surrounding communities. Founded in 1995 by Lujuana Hood, PAHMUSA is located in Tower Square (1500 Main Street) in Springfield, MA. To learn more about its mission and exhibits, visit pahmusa.org or follow them on Instagram at PAHMUSA-The Pan African Historical Museum USA 1619.

About the Springfield Preservation Trust
Founded in 1972, the Springfield Preservation Trust strives to preserve and protect properties in Springfield that have architectural or historic significance. As the only non-profit, non-government advocacy group for historic preservation in Springfield, the Trust will continue to be the voice of preservation into the future. Learn more at springfieldpreservation.org.

Join our Second Saturday tour on June 13 to explore locations and meet people honoring the perseverance, ingenuity, and resilience of Springfield’s unsung early residents.

On this guided tour, you'll visit meaningful sites and meet dedicated individuals who share stories of Springfield's early residents. The Underground Railroad, a network of committed people and places, played an essential role in Springfield’s history, making it a destination for freedom seekers and activists.

Reserve your spot for the walking tour by purchasing tickets in advance on Eventbrite or paying at the door. The tour departs from the Tower Square lobby at 10:30am and ends at 12pm. Tickets are $5 for Springfield Preservation Trust, Springfield Museums & PAHMUSA members, and $10 for non-members. Secure your ticket here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/underground-railroad-springfields-contributions-to-emancipation-tour-tickets-1985858726910?aff=ebdsoporgprofile

Second Saturday Tours explore historic Springfield. The series is co-presented by the Springfield Preservation Trust, , and Springfield Libraries—and is generously sponsored by the Springfield Cultural Council and Mass Cultural Council.

About PAHMUSA

This event is presented in partnership with the Pan African Historical Museum USA (PAHMUSA), a vital institution dedicated to connecting the African Diaspora to Springfield, MA, and its surrounding communities. Founded in 1995 by Lujuana Hood, PAHMUSA is located in Tower Square (1500 Main Street) in Springfield, MA. To learn more about its mission and exhibits, visit pahmusa.org or follow them on Instagram at PAHMUSA-The Pan African Historical Museum USA 1619.

About the Springfield Preservation Trust

Founded in 1972, the Springfield Preservation Trust strives to preserve and protect properties in Springfield that have architectural or historic significance. As the only non-profit, non-government advocacy group for historic preservation in Springfield, the Trust will continue to be the voice of preservation into the future. Learn more at springfieldpreservation.org.

Tomorrow, please attend the 2026 Springfield Preservation Trust Preservation Awards at South Congregational Church, 45 Maple Street. Parking is available in the church lot on May 21. The event starts at 7pm. This is the perfect way to celebrate Preservation Month!

This awards ceremony is SPT’s way of celebrating Preservation Month, which highlights the importance of historic preservation each May.

Learn more and RSVP on Eventbrite. https://www.eventbrite.com/e/2026-preservation-awards-tickets-1987575935126?aff=erelexpmlt Photos courtesy of Rockstar Cinema and Jeff Morgan.

2026 Preservation Awards The Preservation Awards honor people and organizations helping to restore historic structures in Springfield.