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Peel off label for side of vehicle

The church to the right is St. Bridget's, then located on Main St. where this picture was taken.

Identified people
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Del Martin, William Clements, Henry Ledgard, Joshua Edwards, James Murray, James Cleary, Joshua Edwards, Asahel Haynes,…

Correspondence relative to the designation of the "Town Clock", "Puffer Road", "Old Marlboro Road" and "Concord/Summer Street" as Historic Landmarks. The selectman approving are Edward J. Allard, Thomas A. Cocco and Richard T. White. Birger R.…

Maynard Historical Property Inventory
A description of historical properties and areas with a photograph and information including: Location, Present Use, Date of Construction, Overall Condition, Major Intrusions and Alterations, Acreage.

Areas…

Maynard Historical Property Inventory
A description of historical properties and areas with a photograph and information including: Location, Present Use, Date of Construction, Overall Condition, Major Intrusions and Alterations, Acreage.

A plan developed for the Maynard Planning Board and the Massachusetts Department of Commerce making recommendations to enhance the business district.

Maynard Planning Board: Walter J. Carbone, Fiorentino J. DiGrappa, Worsley Fardy, Frank W.…

The plan was developed for the Maynard Planning Board and the Massachusetts Department of Commerce as guide to promote desirable growth in Maynard.

Maynard Planning Board: Walter J. Carbone, Fiorentino J. DiGrappa, Worsley Fardy, Frank W. Johnson,…

Citation in recognition of the work done by the Historical Commission to erect the Maynard Mill Marker.

Citation presented to the Historical Commission in recognition of their effort in the erection of the Maynard Mill Marker.

State law requires the town boundaries be verified every 5 years. During November 1975, DPW Superintendent Tom Sheridan took Selectman Tom Cocco and Dick White along with Dick's two sons, Denis and Charlie, to perambulate and date the…

Four Finance Committee Reports for Maynard, MA, 1980, 1983, 1984, and 1986. The Meeting took place in the Maynard High School Auditorium.

The letter from W. D. Searls, Vice President of the Bank, to W. H. Gutteridge, Maynard's Treasurer, indicates the Town was deceived and defrauded relative to Bond #112 of the Durham Water Works Company. It would seem that other fraudulent bonds with…

Many of the Amendments involved the Annual Town Meeting procedures however one Amendment did establish a Finance Committee, its structure and responsibilities.

The Committee's report and recommendations to the Town voters relative to an Agreement with the American Woolen Company to supply street lighting for the Town.
Committee:
P. J. Sullivan
George H. Hart
A. J. Coughlan
James F. Sweeney
C. H.…

The Community Preservation act was adopted by Maynard at the 2005 Town Meeting and Town election in 2006. The CPA was enacted by the Massachusetts Legislature in 2000 to enable local municipalities to preserve resources in four core categories -…