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Maynard Overseas Committee
World War One
A greeting card evidently placed in a gift package sent to the Maynard soldiers during the war.
Michael Zapareski police chief
Michael graduated from Maynard High School in 1930. First photo shows him when he was Police Chief, second later in life.
Original Packing Box with Blanket from American Woolen Co.
An original American Woolen Company packing box with blanket.
US Postal Staff at Maynard - 1913
The post office was located at the Walnut Street end of the Masonic Building, (on the lower right side), at 100 Main St.
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May (Ledgard) Schnair, James B. Farrell, Timothy B. Moynihan, Christopher Wilson, Stanley Rice, Arthur E. Walker…
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May (Ledgard) Schnair, James B. Farrell, Timothy B. Moynihan, Christopher Wilson, Stanley Rice, Arthur E. Walker…
Moth Department - ca 1912
Town of Maynard
By the early 1900's Maynard and surrounding towns were infested with both the gypsy moth and brown-tailed moth. These invasive insects destroyed many species of hardwood trees. The town instituted a spraying program in attempt to control the…
American Powder Company Employees - 1911
Sam Wilson 40 Years Surprise Party
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Front: A. Chyzus, Jim Moynihan, Frank Rand, J. Moynihan, N. Jensen, Wilfred Hooper, J. Goodsell, Joe Crotty, Ed Mahoney, Bill Driscoll, Jim Goodson,
2nd: Bill Tobin, L. McCarthy, Bill Hooper, M. McCarthy, S. Rogers, Sam Wilson, G.…
Front: A. Chyzus, Jim Moynihan, Frank Rand, J. Moynihan, N. Jensen, Wilfred Hooper, J. Goodsell, Joe Crotty, Ed Mahoney, Bill Driscoll, Jim Goodson,
2nd: Bill Tobin, L. McCarthy, Bill Hooper, M. McCarthy, S. Rogers, Sam Wilson, G.…
"Arsenic and Old Lace" - 1944
St. Bridget Players
The play was put on at the Parker Street Hall
"The Whole Town is Talking" - 1944
St. Bridget Players
The play was presented at the Parker Street Hall.
Town Officials and Fiftieth Anniversary Committee - 1921
Taken April 19, 1921 at the time the Town of Maynard was celebrating it's 50th Anniversary. Picture taken on the steps of the Roosevelt School, Nason St. After the photo the officials all joined the anniversary parade.
Use the key on 2nd photo for…
Use the key on 2nd photo for…
First Four Mail Carriers in Maynard - 1920
Carrier service was instituted in Maynard on May 1, 1920. The backwards lettering on the truck reads Maynard Laundry.
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Harold V. Sheridan, James H. Eaton, George E "Speck" White, William A. Sweeney
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Harold V. Sheridan, James H. Eaton, George E "Speck" White, William A. Sweeney
Rural Free Delivery Wagon - 1912
US Post Office, Maynard
The post office was in the Masonic Building. The wagon on the right belonged to Stanley Rice the RFD delivery man.
Maynard Post Office Staff - ca 1960
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Norman Crotty, Frank Sheridan, William Morrill
Norman Crotty, Frank Sheridan, William Morrill
Safe Driving Award
Maynard Post Office
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Bill Morrill, ___?, __ Waisuk
Bill Morrill, ___?, __ Waisuk
Frank Sheridan Postmaster
Maynard Post Office
Frank became postmaster in 1935 and held the job until the 1960's.
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1st photo: Frank Sheridan, Ellen Sheridan, Phillip J. Philbin, ___?
2nd photo: ___?, John Eaton, Frank Sheridan, John Nowick
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1st photo: Frank Sheridan, Ellen Sheridan, Phillip J. Philbin, ___?
2nd photo: ___?, John Eaton, Frank Sheridan, John Nowick
File folder for the Maynard Post Office
The file contains a history, newspaper clippings, several older postcards, photo copies etc...Â
Maynard High School Football- ca 1942-1953
Photos of players and coaches of Maynard High School football.
(1999.2611A) Richard Lawson, Albert Crowley, Joseph Sczerzen; (1999.2611B) Alex Kulevich, _____?, Dick Larson.
(1999.2611A) Richard Lawson, Albert Crowley, Joseph Sczerzen; (1999.2611B) Alex Kulevich, _____?, Dick Larson.
Maynard High School Football Players - 1952
1st photo: Ed Rogers
2nd photo: Roger Weaving, Ed Gallagher (with ball)
3rd photo: unidentified
2nd photo: Roger Weaving, Ed Gallagher (with ball)
3rd photo: unidentified
Original Assabet Village Post Office
Maynard
The post office was located on Main Street opposite the then existing rail road station. It was located were the mill is now. The building was moved to 3 High Street were it is now a private resident.