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  • Collection: Oliver Warila Photographs

A ceremony related to the Maynard(?) Lodge of Elks.

A ceremony related to the Maynard(?) Lodge of Elks.

A group from the (Maynard?) Lodge of Elks marching in a parade. They are in Glenwood Cemetery.

On the left: Bob Conquest.
3rd from left: Bill Molloy.

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A contingent from the Maynard Lodge of Elks marches down Summer Street as part of a Memorial Day or Veterans Day parade.

l to r

Front Leader ___?

1st Row (4): Ralph Cantno, Bill Molloy, ___?, Bob Conquest

2nd Row far right: John Colombo

Ralph Cantino, holding the American flag, and Bill Molloy.

This Esso gas station was located on Main & Waltham Streets and was operated by Charlie Colburn

A group at 56-62 Main Street in front of the Co-op encouraging people to vote for Eugene McCarthy for President.

A group on Main Street encouraging people to vote for Eugene McCarthy for President.

Woolworth's, a national five and dime store, was located at 69 Main Street. A sale for 10% off is in the windows (Wed, April 30th)

Woolworth's, a national five and dime store, was located at 69 Main Street. A sale for 10% off is in the windows (Wed, April 30th)

Woolworth's, a national five and dime store, was located at 69 Main Street.

Woolworth's, a national five and dime store, was located at 69 Main Street.

Fall sale window display at Woolworths. The signs proclaim they are "Fall Fashion Preview". Woolworth's, a national five and dime store, was located at 69 Main Street.

The Fashion Shop, a women and children's apparel store, occupied the building's first floor which housed the People's Theater at 14 Nason Street.

The Fashion Shop, a women and children's apparel store, occupied the building which housed the People's Theater (14 Nason Street)

Appears to be a minor auto accident on Main Street. Note that at this time Main Street was 2-way. The Co-Op is visible in the background.

Appears to be a minor auto accident on Main Street. Note that at this time Main Street was 2-way. The Co-Op is visible in the background.

Concord Fire Chief Tom Tombino (center)

Firestone Store was on 18 Nason Street. L-R: Tony Sebastyn, John Sebastyn, Chet Leach

Scoreboard (w/Erickson's sponsorship) and refreshment house.
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