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Mill Stream Cafe Match Covers - ca.1950
Match covers promoting the Mill Stream Cafe that operated at 183 Main St., Maynard during the 1940's and 50's.
Proprietor was Tony Watts
Attached thumbnail is an article that appeared in the Beacon Business Review, The Beacon Newspaper, Thursday…
Proprietor was Tony Watts
Attached thumbnail is an article that appeared in the Beacon Business Review, The Beacon Newspaper, Thursday…
Wooden 12" Ruler
Dick's Pizza & Spaghetti House
Promotional ruler for the restaurant operating at 38 Nason St., Maynard, Mass. The owners were Dick and Wanda Tobin.
Maynard Village Pizza Advertising Magnet
An advertising magnet from the Maynard Village Pizza Restaurant. It was located at 86 Powder Mill Road, Rte. 62, Maynard.
Carton of Promotional Matches
Uncle Pete Carbone's
Twin Tree Cafe
A cardboard cartoon with 41 matchbooks advertising the restaurant on Powder Mill Road.
Promotional Cigarette Lighter
Russo's
Maynard, Massachusetts
Russo's Restaurant was located on Waltham St.
The Nickle Inn Cafe Menu
A menu with a brief history of the Fine Arts Theater on Summer St. The cafe was established and operated by Julia and Terry Vaughn in the early 1980's in the space next to the movie theater.
Uncle Pete Carbone's Restaurant -1946
Renovation
A collection of photos of one of the many renovations and enlargements of the very well known and popular restaurants in Maynard.
Speedy's Italian Restaurant - ca 1968
Located on Waltham Street next to Samuel's Photography.
Also visible are the sign for "Middlesex Launderers & Dry Cleansers" (Fur Storage) and Tarny's Barber Shop.
Also visible are the sign for "Middlesex Launderers & Dry Cleansers" (Fur Storage) and Tarny's Barber Shop.
Uncle Pete Carbone's Twin Tree Cafe
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John Alphonse, Archie MacLean, John Wescott, Jr., Uncle Pete Carbone
John Alphonse, Archie MacLean, John Wescott, Jr., Uncle Pete Carbone
Alphonse's Powder Mill Restaurant
The restaurant was located at 34 powdermill road. Prior to them it was the Twin Tree Cafe aka as Uncle Pete's. It later became the the Maynard Elks Lodge.
McDonald's Restaurant
Two black and white pictures showing the opening of McDonald's Restaurant. Those shown in the photos are: Dan Hurley, Mgr.; Selectman Michael Lynch; DPW Commissioner John Tobin; Jack W. Ochtera, RE Mgr. for McDonald's.