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1920 - Maynard Hotel&#13;
1920 - Maynard Hotel&#13;
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1927 - Silverstein Block, corner of Main &amp; Nason Streets&#13;
1932 - West Concord&#13;
1932-04-30 - Waltham Street Hall (Finnish Workers)&#13;
1933 - Boeske House&#13;
1934-02-01 - Asahel Balcom House, Parker Street&#13;
1934-07-14 -Riverside Block /  Gruber Building, Main Street&#13;
1936-01-30 -Riverside  Co-op Building, Nason and Summer Streets&#13;
1939 – Minto House (Lakeview), Main Street&#13;
1944 - ??&#13;
1950 - Ice House&#13;
1951-10-30 - Observation Tower, Summer Hill&#13;
1952-12-17 - Wilson School, Main Street&#13;
1954 - Gas Main Explosion, Colbert Avenue&#13;
1955 - Eagles Block Building&#13;
1958-02-22* - Calvin Whitney House (*Training Fire)&#13;
1964 - Twin Tree Inn&#13;
1965-07-29 - Amory Maynard Residence/Mansion, Darmouth/Elmwood Streets&#13;
1965 - Cedar and Richmond&#13;
1967-02-26 - Pastime Hall, Harriman Court (Flood's Barn)&#13;
1972 - ??&#13;
1976-02-12 - 88-89 Main Street (Creighton's Block, Factory Outlet)&#13;
1978-02 - Emerson - Fowler (arson)&#13;
1980 - Voses-Ararat Camp Dance Hall Fire &#13;
1984 - Hillside Street&#13;
1989-04-17 - 16-20 Main Street (arson)&#13;
1991 - Harriman Court&#13;
1992-08-05 - Maynard High School Auditorium&#13;
1992 - Harriman Court (again)&#13;
1993-03 - House fire, Pomciticut Avenue&#13;
1994-01 - House fire, Woodbine Terrace&#13;
1995 - Saint Bridget School, Percival Street  (arson)&#13;
1998 - Lando's, 55-59 Main Street (arson)&#13;
1999-12-03 - Worcester (6 firefighters, search team)&#13;
2001-07-06 - Auto Machine / NAPA, Main and Mill Streets&#13;
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Note: This list is a work in progress - both in comprehensiveness and accuracy.  If you have contributions to this list, please contact the Society.&#13;
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