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mhs-2024.116.jpg
A black and white aerial photograph of the Mill complex during the Maynard Industries era.

This photo provides an aerial perspective of the mill, and particularly building #5 from Thompson Street. Main Street, Nason Street, and the railroad…

mhs-2024.115.jpg
A black and white aerial photograph of the Mill complex during the Maynard Industries era.

This photo provides an aerial perspective of the mill from the Assabet River looking southeast towards Main Street and Thompson Street.

mhs-2024.114.jpg
A black and white aerial photograph of the Mill complex during the Maynard Industries era.

This photo appears to have been taken during winter facing north, providing an aerial perspective of the mill from Thompson Street. Main Street, Nason…

mhs-2024.113.jpg
A black and white aerial photograph of the Mill complex during the Maynard Industries era.

This photo appears to have been taken during winter facing northwest, providing an aerial perspective of the mill from Thompson Street. Main Street and…

mhs-2024.112.jpg
A black and white aerial photograph of the Mill complex during the Maynard Industries era.

This photo appears to have been taken during late spring facing south, providing an aerial perspective of the mill from Main Street.

mhs-2024.111.jpg
A black and white aerial photograph of the Mill complex during the Maynard Industries era.

This photo appears to have been taken during early spring. facing north-west This was taken before the parking lot on the end of Building 5 has been…

mhs-2024.110.jpg
A black and white aerial photograph of the Mill complex during the Maynard Industries era.

This photo appears to have been taken during early spring. This was taken before the parking lot on the end of Building 5 has been constructed.

mhs-2024.109.jpg
A black and white aerial photograph of the Mill complex during the Maynard Industries era.

This photo appears to have been taken during early spring. This was taken before the parking lot on the end of Building 5 has been constructed. At the…

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Irving Burg, managing partner of Maynard Industries, standing in front of occupants list at the former Assabet Mills. The mill was purchased by Maynard Industries in 1954 from the American Woolen Company and sold to Digital Equipment Corporation in…

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A cellophane product from Dennison Mfg., a tenant of Maynard Industries located in the Maynard Mill.

mhs-2018.52.jpg
A black and white aerial photograph of the Mill complex during the Maynard Industries era.

This photo was taken during the winter and looking to the north (Main Street runs left-to-right and Walnut Street runs vertically on the left side and a…

mhs-2017.370-bradleycontainer.pdf
This was a confidential report to the Directors of the Bradley Container Corporation after its first year of operation. It is a first-person account, presumably by the company president, Bradley Dewey (or another high-ranking executive).

mhs-2017.369-bradleycontainer.pdf
An account / recollection of the history of Bradley Container Corporation by an employee of the company. Details the introduction of the plastic tube to the U.S. market (a forerunner to the plastic toothpaste tube)

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Two letterheads from the Bradley Container Corporation

mhs-2017.366-bradleycontainer.pdf
Three pages from the American Can Company 1963 Annual Report featuring products and employees of the Bradley Container division of the company which was located in the Mill complex.

mhs-2017.364-bradleycontainer.pdf
Bradley Container job and seniority lists in 1957.

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Maynard Industries owned and operated the mill from 1953 to 1974.

A collection of documents, newspaper clippings and a history of Maynard Industries, Inc.

2016.218e.jpg
These photos of various mill buildings where taken when Maynard Industries, Inc. was the owner.

1999.683e.jpg
Aerial view of the mill when it was owned and operated by Maynard Industries, Inc. (1953-1974).