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Family Group - early 1900's
Likely a Father and Three Children
The background was used for many years in the studio of C. D. Holmes, Maynard photographer. This is a 1968 copy of the original photo.
Maynard Centennial Flag
A blue satin banner/flag marking the Maynard Centennial, 1871 to 1971. The banner measures 6' x 4'. This was presented to the Centennial Committee from the Brothers of the Brush at the opening ceremony, April 19, 1971. It was flown from the staff at…
Banner of the Sons of Italy
A Sons of Italy Banner used in parades. This banner has a gold lion embossed on the front, with gold lettering. This banner measures 3' x 5', and is made of satin and gold braiding.
A Banner of the Sons of Italy
A red, green and white banner used by the Sons of Italy in parades. The banner measures 6' x 5'.
Veteran's of Foreign Wars 1930 Banner
A VFW banner from the Maynard Post #1812. It honors the muster of the organization on April 16, 1930. The banner measures 5.5' x 4'.
Baseball Chest Protector Equipment
A baseball chest protector used by the Junior Holy Name Team of the 1920's and later used by the St. Bridget's Cadets. Joe Boulden was the catcher for both teams.
Baseball Foot and Ankle Guards
Two pair of baseball foot and ankle guards used by the Junior Holy Name baseball players.
First Court of Awards Agenda - Girl Scout Troop 1, 1953
The agenda for the first Girl Scout Court of Awards ceremony on March 3, 1953. This was for Girl Scout Troop 1.
Knights of Columbus Memorial Flags
For several years we placed one of these on the grave of each deceased member of the Maynard Council. This tradition was discontinued about twenty years ago (c.1975). There are 2 in total.
Forty-Nine (49) Star Flag
This is a forty-nine star flag. The 49th starred flag represents the admission of the state of Hawaii to the Union.
Sids Airport - 2002
Various views of Sids Airport, a grass runway that ran parallel to Durant Avenue from Summer Street to Brian Way. It was used for many years for single engine aircraft. Sid is Sidney Mason.