A copy of the Plan of Marlborough, Mass, dated 1835 and developed by William H. Wood. It shows the location of Amory Maynard's sawmill on the brook that is now part of Fort Meadow Lake.
Land owned by William Eveleth was developed mostly according to this plan proposed in 1902. The street parallel to Thompson St. is now Sherman St. The right angled street is now Burnside St. and Thompson Court on the map is now Park St.
The planned area is off of Great Road where Erickson's Ice Cream is located near the Maynard - Stow line. The only street to be developed is Dewey Street.
A space heater produced by Pilgrim Co. in the early 1900's. It could heat a sizeable room quite comfortably. This type of space heater is outlawed in most states now.
A sepia photo of the MHS Track Team of 1938 after the Mass. State High School Relay Carnival Event. . First Place, One mile Relay ,Class B; First Place, Quarter Mile Relay, Class B. The team won 7, lost 0.
A musical program for a "Pianoforte Ensemble" by the pupils of Ruby M. Hamlin, assisted by Frances Archer Madsen and Elmer Salenius. The event was performed at the Maynard High School Auditorium, June 24, 1941, at 7:30 pm.