The book contains 580, 3 x 5 in., finished woolen samples that represent the various colors and textures of the cloth produced at the mill. Likely used by salesmen to show the available materials.
The Observation Tower was built by the American Legion to watch for airplanes and was manned 24 hours per day. It was later taken over by the Coast Artillery. It was destroyed by fire on October 30, 1951.
Two copies of notice of Public Auction of 150 dwellings owned by the American Woolen Company scheduled for August 17, 18, 1934, 10:00 am. Samuel T. Freeman & Co., Boston, and Henry W. Cooke, Providence, RI, were Auctioneers.
All Company dwellings were sold at Auction and most were purchased by the occupants. The Auction Public Notice notes the 74 Valuable Dwelling Properties, located in Maynard, Mass. The Auction was scheduled for June 23, 1934, at 10:00 am. The…
A Bible presented in the name of John Tobin, upon his death in 1979. The Bible is stored in a wooden box. The Bible was given by the United Auto Workers, Local # 422, Framingham, MA.
Photograph of the Assabet Valley Little League team The Miner's in 1953.
Row 1 (front):
Don Lent, Coach
Ed Mullin ('59)
David Glazier ('60)
Marty Malcolm
Clark Smith
Richie Colombo
Bob Cleary
Bill Duggan ('60)
Pete Jensen, Manager
Carl…
An undated photograph of The Field House at Alumni Field, which was constructed by the Federal Emergency Relief Association in 1933-1935 and completed by the WPA in 1938.