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Moose Social Club on 2nd floor. Nell Coughlin.

Main Street as seen from the square, later taken down to make way for commercial block. Decorated for the 50th anniversary.

Edward Ledgard 3rd from left. Just before the regiment left for the march to Fort Devens in July 1917. They marched through Maynard on the way.

Edward Ledgard 3rd from left. Just before the regiment left for the march to Fort Devens in July 1917. They marched through Maynard on the way.

Arthur Lord photo postcards from WWI. Motorcycle postcard was sent from Salem Deport to William McGarry.

Boarding houses on Main Street (USPS). These houses were built in 1902 by the American Woolen Company and served as boarding houses until 1933 when the Town purchased the entire building and used it for a Town Building until 1962. See 1999.A188,…

Main Street (U.S. Post Office); See A185, A186

Main Street - Built in 1901 by the American Woolen Company as a boarding house with 8 rooms. Sold to Town of Maynard in 1934. Used as Town Hall until 1962. U.S. Post Office built on site in 1963.

85 room boarding house built by the American Woolen Company in 1902. It was sold to the Town in 1934 for a Town Hall. In 1963, it was razed and the US Post Office was built on the site (3/2/1963).

See A11

See A22

View from Sudbury Street bridge before Building No. 1 was built and the second chimney was built.

Taken from Front Street.

This shows the new storehouse which had just been completed.