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Twilight Club at Lake Boon
Before World War I
Twilight Club Members and Guests - 1905
Club was made up from Maynard residents. . Built in 1904. Dissolved in 1964.
Two Decorative Postcards
The first postcard shows a young woman with brown hair and with a pale pink hair decoration and white plume.
The second decorative postcard shows a young woman with dark hair and a bright pink hair decoration and white plume.
Both cards were…
The second decorative postcard shows a young woman with dark hair and a bright pink hair decoration and white plume.
Both cards were…
United Co-operative Society Board of Directors - 1949
Anderson, Salenius, Manty, Rivers, Palmer
Parker, Kuivila, Osmo, Suikala, Helander
Parker, Kuivila, Osmo, Suikala, Helander
United Co-operative Society Garage Building - 1948
On Euclid Avenue
United Co-operative Society Oil Storage Tanks and Pump House
Off Euclid Avenue
Valentine Postcards - 1905
Two not mailed early postcards.
View of Maynard, Mass.
Mill Pond and houses on Front Street, Summer Hill in background.
Views of Maynard, Massachusetts
Clock wise starting upper left: Ben Smith Dam, Junction of Main and Nason Streets, Mill Pond and Mill Buildings, Maynard High School
Walnut Street Bridge and Assabet Mills Powerhouse & No. 5 Mill
An undated postcard showing the bridge over the Assabet River on Walnut Street (looking from the Main Street side).
This photograph shows a number of interesting features of the day:
On the left is the Mill sawmill.
In the distance, down…
This photograph shows a number of interesting features of the day:
On the left is the Mill sawmill.
In the distance, down…
War Memorial
Honoring Maynard citizens who served in the Civil War, Spanish-American War, and World War I. Dedicated in 1925. In 1987 if was dedicated to also honor World War II, Korean, and Vietnam veterans from Maynard. This picture was taken before World War…
War Memorial at Memorial Park, Maynard, Mass
Dedicated on Sunday, November 15, 1925 in honor of the men who gave their lives in World War I. Congressman Edith Nourse Rogers of Lowell was the principal speaker.