Agawam

Historical Examples of agawam

• A seedling of Post-oak crossed with Agawam; from Munson, about 1885.

  The Grapes of New York

  U. P. Hedrick

• Although Agawam ripens soon after Concord, it can be kept much longer and even improves in flavor after picking.

  Manual of American Grape-Growing

  U. P. Hedrick

• A few sorts rather commonly grown in home vineyards, as Diamond, Brighton and Agawam, suffer most from anthracnose.

  Manual of American Grape-Growing

  U. P. Hedrick

• Then the winding 170 reaches of the Agawam lead through broad meadows and past many mills to Springfield.

  America, Volume 5 (of 6)

  Joel Cook

• Such was the man of mark, who in 1636, with a colony of friends, made a settlement on the fertile meadows of the Indian Agawam.

  Ocean to Ocean on Horseback

  Willard Glazier