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Two photos of 24 Nason St. showing the outside of the Case Building on the occasion of their 50th anniversary, 1879 - 1929.

A wood board with the following imprinted upon it: "W. A Haynes and Company, Maynard, Mass."

An advertising thermometer for W. S. Osbeck Plumbing & Heating Contractors, formally the Maynard Machine Shop, 10 Summer St., Maynard, Mass, Tel. No. 7-2324.

Warren Howe was running this grocery in 1900 with his wife Lizzie.

Women's Political Union pin worn by Mrs. Charles Warren when canvassing for the right of women to vote.

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1st picture: Al Isner, Jack Whitney, Doug Crowe, Carl Nelson, Frank Mosher

2nd photo: Stout's wagons

A formal, sepia-colored photograph of W,. K. Denniston.

The coal company picking up coal that was delivered by the Delaware & Hudson railroad car.

Location: 100 Main St.
Ralph Case, W. B. Case, Dennis Donovan, Ida ___?, Olive Richardson

The owner of the house, W. B. Case, operated a dry goods store that was located on Nason Street, at the present site of the Outdoor Store. The house is currently used as a multi-family house at #8 Maple Street.

A series of invoices from W. B. Case & Sons. The first is to Mrs. Lina Walsh written December 7, 1935, for $7.15.

An invoice from W. B. Case dated December 29, 1934 for $6.90.

The next invoice is for $3.52, dated 1935.

The next invoice is…

A black and white copy of a picture of W. B. Case & Sons. It was located at 24 Nason St., now the Maynard Outdoor Store. W. B. ran the store for many years along with his sons Howard and Ralph. He was one of the first business men in the village.

W.B. Case and Sons was a long-time business in Maynard that sold dry goods, boots, and shoes. It was located on Nason Street. W. B. Case ran the store for many years with his sons Ralph and Howard. Mr. Case was one of the first business men in the…

A lithograph advertising Twombly Funeral Services.

A receipt from W. A. Haynes for building materials for Mr. Joshua Edwards. the receipt is dated March 2, 1897.

The trough was presented to the Town of Maynard in 1904. Put back together for the Centennial in 1971.
1st photo is upper part located on Concord Street.
2nd photo is the base
3rd photo taken in 1972

A small pocket address/notebook courtesy of W. A. Haynes Co. Inside includes a daily calendar for the year 1908, with room for memos.

On a building at the corner of Nason and Acton Street.
The sign is now in the Historical Societies archive. See newspaper article published in April 1993.

Three invoices dated 1916-1917 made out to W. G. Dexter, a Stow farmer. The Haynes Company , located between Summer and Acton Streets on the North side of Nason Street, dealt in grain, feed, hay, straw, lumber, brick, cement, wagons, sleighs, and…

The men and women of the club displaying their trophies and medals. Photo taken in the Parker Street Hall.