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Front: Thomas Deane, __?, __?, __?, Orrin Fowler, __?
Rear: __?, Levi Cheney, __?, L.D. Wilson, William Naylor, Wilder Macurda, O. C. Dreschler, __?

A booklet listing the towns of Middlesex County, Massachusetts, showing their elected and appointed officials as well as various other information about county government. Town of Maynard & Medford are shown.

A collar worn by members of the Odd Fellows Lodge during ceremonies.

The glasses pinched on the nose. Geo W McNamara imprinted on the hard covered case was active as an opticians in the 1920's.

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.

See also: The History of Maynard,…

Ceremony at Memorial Park, likely part of a Memorial Day or Veterans' Day parade.

Selectmen: Tom Cocco, Dick White, and Howard Boeske.

A serviceman addresses the gathering at Memorial Park as part of a Veterans Day or Memorial Day parade.
Dignitaries: Will Dodd, ? 'Scoop' Campbell is third from the left.

A speaker addresses the audiences at Memorial Park as part of a Veterans Day or Memorial Day observance and parade.

Front Left:
#2 Stu Campbell,
#5 Howard Boeske, Selectman.

A speaker addresses the audiences at Memorial Park as part of a Veterans Day or Memorial Day observance and parade.

Second Row on Right: Stu Campbell, Howard Boeske (Selectman), Richard White (Selectman).

A ceremony at Memorial Park. Howard Boeske, Richard White, and Tom Cocco.

A ceremony at Memorial Park.

Second Row: Tom Cocco, Howard Boeske, Will Dodd.

A collage of miscellaneous obituaries from 1940-1941. The names are of Ida Wickman, Emmanuel Taylor, Fred Mallinson, John Uljua, Sgt. William Tenney, Herbert Bishop, Clara White, Joseph Parkin, Timothy Lawlor, Sarah Woodis, Clarence Carbary, John…

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Furnishing and Footwear
102 Main St.
Maynard, Mass.

The dealership was operated by E. Nelson at 9 Powder Mill Road, Maynard, Mass.

This was the property of Robert S. O'Neil, and is inscribed with his name.

The usual equipment of a Victorian barber shop was a single green upholstered tonsorial throne, a row of chairs along the wall, perphaps an old leather couch, and cuspidors…

A black and white photo of O'Brien's new Service Center and Citgo Gas Station located at 3 Powder Mill Road. It was operated by George O'Brien.

The service center was converted to a Jiffy Lube in 1987.

The station was formerly run by:
Nelson…

George and Barbara O'Brien kept a detailed record of household expenses from as early as 1950 through 1956 with occasional posting until 1967. Several examples are shown.
George O'Brien ran an automobile service center in Maynard.

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A white plastic shopping bag from O'Berg's Shoe Store.
The store was located at 102 Main St.
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