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Maynard&#13;
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Acton Street&#13;
James Coughlin, Michael Wall, John Wall, Frank Hurley, Michael Burke, Mary A. Keegan, David P. Lemoine, Josephine Burns, Cornelius Sullivan, William F. Cullen, Mary Murphy, Edward Lemoine, Ida Wedge, Lyons Family, Mrs. Joseph Lambert&#13;
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Arthur Street&#13;
Joseph Szaslak, Antonina  Brusgaliewiez, Anthony Razukieviez, Sofia Miszkel, Anthony Siemieniak, Kostanz Nowrik, John Brown, &#13;
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Brown Street&#13;
Michael Murphy&#13;
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Brooks Street&#13;
Catherine Coughlin, Mary A. McOwen, James H. Connor, Julia Connor, James Connor, Jennie Murphy&#13;
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Butler Street&#13;
Daniel Murphy, Casimir Anelons&#13;
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Chandler Street&#13;
John J. Driscoll, Sarah Lee&#13;
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Concord Street&#13;
Frank J. McCarron, Mrs. Allie Martin, John May, Jeremiah Bradley, Mabel Moore&#13;
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Dartmouth Street&#13;
John Dacey, Wm. Scully, Alexander Bourk, Bridget Nevins, John Sheridan, John Maley, Michael Kane, William Callahan, Charles F. Connor&#13;
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Dean Street&#13;
Mary Miller&#13;
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Douglas Avenue&#13;
James P. Moynihan&#13;
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Elm Street&#13;
Julia Lynch, Joseph Allen, Catharine Frazier&#13;
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Elmwood Street&#13;
William Ployart, Joseph Doherty, Odiolion Vezina, Joseph Lataille&#13;
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Fairfield Street&#13;
William Morrison&#13;
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Front Street&#13;
Leo St. Clair, James Dwyer, William Dwyer, John Simms, James Comiskey, John Nee, Patrick Sweeney, William Lawler&#13;
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Garfield Street&#13;
Mrs. Silas Sawyer, Chester Sawyer, Nellie Hannon, Catherine Gould, Stephen Brooks, Jane Desmond, Richard Keegan, Raymond St. Marin, Cornelius Murphy&#13;
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Glendale Street&#13;
Daniel Coughlin, Susie Sheehan, Frederick Lawton, Eugene Colbert, Louis Cook, John Glynn, Kate Moran, Thomas Sheehan, Margaret Sullivan, Ann Sullivan, Robert Sullivan, William Kenny, Dennis Sheehan, Nora Sheehan, Elizabeth Sheehan, Edward Doherty, Mary T. Shay, Delia Riley, Lizzie Kenny&#13;
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Grant Street&#13;
Richard J. Murphy, Bridget O'Toole, Bridget M. Pyne, Charles Bradley, John Lyons, James O'Brien, Edward Sanders, Thomas Cuddy, Mary HInes, Daniel O'Connell, Mrs. Frank Wilder&#13;
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Great Road&#13;
Cath Lawton, James Howe, Mrs. Eugene Dawson, Nora Wood, Adolphus Bovia&#13;
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Harriman Court&#13;
John Connors, Mrs. Alec Espie&#13;
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Harrison Street&#13;
Mrs. William Driscoll, James Hoar, Daniel Lowney, James Colleton, Stan Daniels&#13;
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Hayes Street&#13;
Martin Lisay, Stanislaus Luezko&#13;
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Haynes Steet&#13;
Mary Thane&#13;
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High Street&#13;
Timothy Murphy, John Moynihan, William Connolly, Michael Toomey, David McAvoy, Mary Toomey, Bridget Collins, Margaret McCarthy, Julia Brady, Julia Mahoney, Nellie Brady, Daniel Dinneen, Julia Dinneen, Margaret Dinneen, Joseph Dinneen, Mary Nee, Barbara Nee, Anna Nee, James Prosper&#13;
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Linden Street&#13;
Michael Crowley, John Comeau&#13;
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Lincoln Street&#13;
James Carney&#13;
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Main Street&#13;
William Casey, Mary Murphy, George F. McCormick, James Mullin, Charles Sweeney, Mrs. John Morgan, James B. Hilferty, Anthony Hilferty, Joseph Gately, Charles Silvio, James Donahoe, Andrew Gibbons, Jennie Murray, Lizzie Cleary, James Moran, James Sheridan, John Carpenter, Henry Gilroy, Kate Grant, Nora Kivlehan, Hannah Sullivan, Silas Cook, Dr. Edward Salmon, Alice Ledgard, Nellie Puffer, Julia Puffer, Mary J. Munroe, Edward Maley, Nicholas Driscoll, Michael F. Cleary, Joseph Byron, Mary Coughlan, Albert Coughlan, Joseph Lowe, Joseph Lowe, Jr., Elizabeth Lowe, Annie Dolan, Mary Kronberg, James A. Cleary, Patrick Devine, Ellen Long, Margaret Long, Thomas O'Brien, Margaret Creighton, Henry Connor, Katie Leyden, Rosie Leyden, Durkan family, Mary Martin, Mary R. Cleary, William J. Maley, Lee Donahoe&#13;
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Maple Street&#13;
Allie McGrail, P. H. DeLee, P. J. Sullivan, William Connolly, Margaret E. Sullivan, Arthur Connolly, Nellie Connolly, Katie Connolly, James DeLee&#13;
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Maple Court&#13;
James Casey, Mrs. John Wolfe, Daniel Coughlan, Nellie Coughlan, John Punch, Sr., Mrs. Albert Sylvester&#13;
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Mill Street&#13;
Michael Waldron, Mary Waldron, Agnes Waldron, Mrs. Albert Wright, John F. Smith, Thomas Fowler&#13;
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McKinley Street&#13;
James Morgan, Matthew Campbell, William Cleary, Mrs. Jesse Simms, David Lemoine, John Shanahan, Winifred Quinlan, Hannah Quinlan, Joseph Little, John F. King, Joseph Glennon, Theodore Wollerschied, Timothy Higgins&#13;
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Nason Street&#13;
Margaret Howes, Arthur Coughlan, Thomas Collins, Mary Chidley, Timothy Lawlor, Henry Ledgard, Harry Ledgard, Dr. Robert Cochran, Edward Ferns, Michael Crotty, Mrs. Crotty, Michael Crotty, Jr., Nellie Crotty, Margaret Crotty, Dr. Thomas H. Grady, James Tobin, William Tobin, Andrew Farley, Frank Ferns, Bertha Ferns&#13;
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Oak Street&#13;
Thomas E. Frazier&#13;
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Park Street&#13;
John Gallagher, John Brothers, Robert White, James King, Sarah McCormick, Mary Kelly, John Greene, Francis Prue, John Dunn, Stephen Powers, Mary McCormack, Peter Waldron, Thomas Kane, Thomas Chidley&#13;
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Powder Mill Road&#13;
John H. Horan, James Hunt, John O'Brien, James McCarthy, James F. Moynihan, George Nawarackas, James Wallet, James Rice, Margaret Ahearn, Timothy J. Moynihan, Theresa Keefe, Thomas King, Mrs. George Hird, John Peterson&#13;
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Pine Street&#13;
Mark Kelly, John W. O'Brien, Hanora Connors, Cornelius Connors, John H. Leyden, M. F. Mullin, Joseph Beavis, Ellen Casey&#13;
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Percival Street&#13;
John White, John Duggan, William Smith, Daniel O'Connell, Annie O'Connell, Thomas Kelly, Jeremiah Brouthers, Jeremiah Kelly, Mary Swain, George Whalen, Mrs. John Leyden, Thomas Hardy, John O'Connell, George Chidley,  Albert Wardanza, Henry Tobin, Nicholas Whalen, Albert &amp; James Whalen, Harry White, Michael Brimley, James Kane, Esther Kane, William Reid,Celia Lingley, John Whalen&#13;
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Pleasant Street&#13;
John McCarthy, William Smith, Daniel Sullivan&#13;
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Prospect Court&#13;
William Campbell, Patrick Connolly, Jeremiah Sullivan, John Callahan&#13;
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Railroad Street&#13;
Mary Fletcher, Ryan family&#13;
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Roosevelt Street&#13;
Alfred King, James Connors, John Bradley, Henry Bradley, George Meade, Ernest Wollerschied, Arthur Morrill, Edward Cheney, Patrick O'Dea, Samuel Johnson, Margaret G. Conley, Mrs. Thomas Carey, John Haggerty, Thomas Sliney&#13;
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Spring Lane&#13;
John Joyce, Timothy Moynihan, John King, Sylvester Sullivan, Annie Cheney, James Cheney&#13;
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Sudbury Street&#13;
John O. Moore, Edw. T. McManus, John W. Connors, Mary Collins, Martin Lomasney, Patrick Delaney, Kate Lucier, Bartholomew Cleary, Timothy Duggan, Edward King, Henry McCormick, Margaret Duggan, George Kaler, John C. Brayden, Edward Murphy, Margaret Murphy, Martin Kane, John &amp; James Johnson, Richard King, Joseph King, Michael &amp; Philip Ryan, Edward Quinlan, Nicholas J. Whalen, Patrick Dooley, Patrick Lanigan, John O'Leary, Edward McManus, Jr., Narcisse Beaumier, James Duggan, Jennie Duggan, Owen Duggan, David Sharpe, Catherine McCormack, George Jackman, Ann Jackman, James Claflin, Bridget Claflin, James Claflin, Joseph Claflin, Joseph Claflin, Katie Powers, Margaret Duggan, Mrs. Stephen Maley, John Maley, Michael Maley, Mary Maley, Evelyn Ayotte, Mary Pyne, Mary Whalen, Maud Gardner&#13;
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Summer Street&#13;
B. J. Coughlan, Maurice Herbert, John May, George Creighton, Mrs. John Desmond, James Wall, Cornelius Murphy, William McGovern, Timothy Buckley, Thomas Sweeney, John Mahoney, Francis Moynihan, John White, Annie F. Richards, James C. Mahoney, Mrs. Peterson, Daniel O'Brien, William Mahoney, Cornelius Mahoney, Catharine Punch, John H. Moynihan, Hannah Shea, James Mahoney, Hattie Farrell, Mrs. Charles O'Neil, Mary Adams&#13;
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Summit Street&#13;
Thomas F. Byron, Felix Rainville, Elizabeth Rainville, Mary Hagerty, Isabel Mellon, William McMillan&#13;
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Tremont Street&#13;
Bridget Joyce&#13;
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Thompson Street&#13;
Edward Mahan, John Manning, Luke Hannon, Dennis Spain, John Brayden, Martin Dooley, Nicholas J. Kane, James Sheridan, Edward Sheridan, Andrew McEwan, John Garney, Frances Brayden, Herbert Brayden, Joseph Sheridan, John Kane, Mary Dooley&#13;
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Walcott Street&#13;
Patrick Murphy, Michael Crowley, Mrs. William Priest, Thomas J. O'Donnell, William Punch&#13;
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Walnut Street&#13;
William Heffernan, Arthur Rheaume&#13;
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Warren Street&#13;
Mary McCarthy, John McCarthy, Mary McCarthy, Joseph Hanna, Patrick McGrath, Margaret McGrath, Robert Kane &#13;
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                  <text>&lt;p&gt;Oliver "Swat" Warila was a commercial photographer based in Maynard from about 1960 through 1980. Most of the photographs in this collection are from negatives taken by Swat, the majority are from the 1960s.&lt;/p&gt;&#13;
&lt;p&gt;&lt;img style="float: right;" src="http://collection.maynardhistory.org/files/thumbnails/1ba8f9473aaeebbc049e13d02b1fb154.jpg" alt="" /&gt;Swat was born in Maynard and lived there all his life. He was a Selectman, School Committee member and an officer in the Maynard Chamber of Commerce. He was a member of the Maynard Lodge of Elks and the Waverly Post VFW Band.&lt;/p&gt;&#13;
&lt;p&gt;Approximately 7000 4x5 negatives were donated. The majority of them are either family / business portraits or scenes we have determined were not in Maynard. This collection are from the negatives most representative of life in Maynard.&lt;br /&gt;&lt;br /&gt;We are indebted to a number of people who have helped identify a large number of these photos, but special thanks to Paul Boothroyd and Tom Sheridan for their many contributions.&lt;/p&gt;</text>
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Kenosha, Wisconsin</text>
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