During the flood of the Assabet River on March 13,1936, the river rose high enough to spill over its banks and to include the Walnut Street machine shop in mill Building No. 11 as part of the river.
This "curfew bell" signaled to the mill employees that by 9 p.m. each night they were to be home and in bed. Amory Maynard warned that any of his employees found on the streets after the bell tolled would lose their jobs. In October 1935, the bell…
The rock outcrop now known as the "Old Man of the Mountain" in Franconia Notch, New Hampshire was first reported by Luke Brooks and Francis Whitcomb in 1803. Luke Brooks was a resident for many years in Maynard, at that time part of Stow. The rock…
The scrapbook of the Mavericks, a chapter of the Maynard Brothers of the Brush that organized activities at the time of the towns centennial (1871-1971). The book contains newspaper articles and photographs.
This picture was taken in the square in front of the ruins of Naylor Block which was completely destroyed by fire on February 11, 1917. The picture was taken the morning after the fire. (Alternate version is dated February 4, 1917 at…
Photograph of the Annual Communion Breakfast of the Knights of Columbus, Maynard Council No. 2121, on November 11, 1945 with Archbishop Richard Cushing presiding.
Archbishop Cushing would later become a Cardinal in the Catholic Church.