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Three basketball hoops, one with a net, are from the Parker Street Hall.

Finns from the Hall often played other Finnish teams from nearby towns (particularly Fitchburg).

This notice of regulations hung for many years in the Parker Street Hall.

An early photograph of Riverside Hall, constructed by the Maynard Family in the late 1860s on Main Street (115-117).

This is a group photograph of maybe 90-100 people, presumably townspeople, but the occasion is unknown -- other than taking a…

Built by George Flood, former post master and town office holder, as a livery stable shortly after the civil war. In the 1920's it was remodeled as a hall by Charles C. Murray and used as a dance hall, roller skating rink and basketball court. …

A program for the Maynard Catholic Union Inauguration, hosted at Co-Operative Hall, Tuesday Evening, May 1, 1900.

The hall was built by the Finnish Workingmen's Socialist Society in 1909 and enlarged in 1916. It was used for dances, meetings, sports and dramatics. The top photo shows the Imatra Band in front of the balcony.

Located at 51 Summer Street this was originally the Abel G. Haynes residence, built in 1899. The American Legion purchased the house in 1946. It was sold in 2016 and is once again a private residence.

Riverside Cooperative Building, built in 1882, destroyed January 30, 1936.(Rebuilt as the Knights of Columbus building, corner of Nason St. and Summer St.)