One Financial Plaza

Palazzo Cafe always has something sweet! 🐣🐰

The Easter bunny just dropped off these eggs. They are the La Luisa chocolate eggs. Different sizes available. Stop in and stock up!

The Court Square Fountain is constructed in 1876. It would be built with funds donated by Daniel B. Wesson of Smith and Wesson Fi****ms. It is still functioning after 149 years of quenching the thirst of area residents.

Flags at half-staff last week at One Financial Plaza

Who else is excited about the new garage downtown?

https://www.masslive.com/westernmass/2025/02/new-parking-garage-at-massmutual-center-opens-soon.html?

New parking garage at MassMutual Center opens soon The parking structure includes first-floor retail or restaurant space fronting Bruce Landon Way and the arena.

Feeling hungry? See you at Palazzo Cafe.

Come on by for lunch!

How our block looked before One Financial Plaza. We love the Springfield Ma-Historic Crossroad of New England: By Paul J. Meagher page!

Looking west down Court Street between the wars. We have Court Square off to the right, and the new Municipal Center down Court Street.

Here’s what’s happening at the Big E this weekend.

41st annual Springfield Sportsmen’s Show this weekend at the Eastern States Exposition The Springfield Sportsmen’s Show begins on Friday and is set to bring the great outdoors to the Eastern States Exposition.

One Financial Plaza is in the news again! You may have noticed some of our new neighbors in the building. It’s exciting to see all the life and activity happening in and around downtown Springfield.

Evan Plotkin | New chapter for downtown Springfield ... education breathes life into Class A office building (Commentary) From my perspective as both a property owner and a longtime stakeholder in Springfield’s downtown, this educational adaptation represents more than just a solution to vacancy issues — it’s a reimagining of what our urban office buildings can be.

Our neighborhood in the old days.

We are mainly looking at the east side of Main Street, starting with the First National Bank, first building on the right. Court Square is the open air section immediately to your left. I have never seen this great photo before, I always get so excited to find a truly new image. The two buildings just past the First National Bank were most certainly built around 1830, considering they only have 3 stories. I believe that 5-6 of the buildings on the east side(right), although of Main Street, still exist, although their fronts have been drastically altered. I would date this photo to the 1890's.