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  • Collection: Oliver Warila Photographs

A group of women, probably from the American Legion Ladies Auxiliary (and possibly other organizations), are part of a parade heading down Waltham Street from Summer Street.

Members of the American Legion Ladies Auxiliary Post 235 are parading up Summer Street (from Memorial Park).

Participants include Betty Murray and T. D. Murphy (holding the American flag in the back).

A contingent from the American Legion Demars Post 235 are marching in a Christmas Parade in downtown.

Members of the American Legion Post 235 are parading up Summer Street (from Memorial Park).

Guy Iannuzzo is second from the left.

Members of the American Legion Post 235 are parading up Summer Street (from Memorial Park).

'Scoop' Campbell is on the right.

Members of the American Legion Post 235 march down Summer Street as part of a Memorial Day or Veterans Day parade.

Front left: John Sebastyn
Second row, left: Bill Stades

Members of the American Legion Post 235 are marching down Summer Street to Memorial Park as part of a Veterans Day or Memorial Day parade. (Benny Sofka is in the 2nd row, on right).
Front Left: Howard Boeske.

Former Maynard House on fire. The house was located at Darmouth and Elmwood Streets. At the time of the fire the house was owned by Anthony Taryma.

Arnold Anderson and an unidentified trophy winner at Anderson Ford.

Arnold Anderson presenting an award to a youngster. Anderson Ford was located on Acton Street. The 1965 Ford Mustang gives us an approximate date for the photograph.

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The Bank was located at 17 Nason Street.

The Assabet River. (Believed to be taken near Summer Hill Glen.)

The Assabet River. (Believed to be taken near Summer Hill Glen.)

The Assabet River. (Believed to be taken near Summer Hill Glen.)

Group portrait with several teams represented: Elks, Erikson's, Cardinals, Yankees, Mets, Sparks,
Coach: Bob Graham

Leaders and dignitaries lead the Assabet Valley Little League parade at the junction of Summer, Main, Acton and Waltham Streets.

Selectmen: Richard White, Howard Boeski, Tom Cocco

The team was sponsored by the Avalon Club, a local puiblic drinking establishment (barroom) frequented mostly by males who socialized, played pool and watch sports televison.

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Seated: Don "Tookie" Laskowsky, ?, Jon Armour, R. Whitney, …
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