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A photo of Eino Nyholm in uniform and on duty in Maynard.

Eino "Bonesey" Nyholm leading Memorial Day Parade into Glenwood Cemetery.

A sepia photo of Eino Nyholm (far left) and two unidentified companions taken April 1937.

A black and white photo of Eino Nyholm and Bud at Maynard High School, June 16, 1946.

A black and white photo of Eino Nyholm and Linda Lawrence at a community event.

A color photo of Eino Nyholm and Sally Kangas posing at a Prom.

A color photo of Eino Nyholm and an unidentified child in 1964.

A color photo of Eino Nyholm and Guy Perillo working at the Junior Prom, May 18, 1957.

A black and white photo of Eino and Helmi Nyholm attending an event, February 27, 1960.

Two black and white photos of the Maynard Police Officers and Eino Nyholm leading in a parade in Maynard. One photo has two copies. Al Crowley appears in the second photo.

Photo 1: Al Crowley, Richie Clark, Joe Falco, ____?.

Photo 2: Al…

A black and white photo of Eino Nyholm and Maynard Policemen marching in a parade, date unknown. Eino Nyholm is in the lead of the Policemen.

Photo:
Chief Henry Piecewicz is leading.
L-R: ____?, Jim Ruggiero, ___?, Mike Zapareski.

A photo of Eino Nyholm at the Rod and Gun Club with costumed Native Americans. This photo is dated June 13, 1964.

A promotional photo of Eino "Bonesy" Nyholm. He was the New England Golden Glove Champion in the 160 lbs. class, He served on the Maynard Police Force for many years and was a real friend to all.

A black and white photo of Eino Nyholm and unidentified policeman with the Police Department German Shepherd.

A series of five photos taken November 1944 during WWII. Three photos appear to include Eino Nyholm.

Eino O. Wattu
S/Sgt United States Army
350th Infantry
88th Division

Born: Dec 17, 1920
Died: Apr 17, 1945

In October 1943, Eino was at home on Tremont Street, on furlough from Fort Sam Houston, Texas, visiting friends and…

A Grand Council of Eastern Massachusetts United Brotherhood of Carpenters & Joiners Union Card, Local 1418.

A sepia-colored photo of Eleanor, age 14, and Lewis, age 4, Champeon - Dec. 25, 1913.

Eight Christmas tree lights of various colors in the shape of candles. The fluid inside the plastic candle would heat up and ripple.

The store was located at 30 Nason St.