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A sepia photo of Mary Adams Maynard, wife of William Maynard.

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A sepia photo of Jeannette Cherry Adams, mother of Mary (Adams) Maynard, and wife of James Adams.

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Postcard, in Finnish, sent from Annie Hnikan(?), Sudbury Rd., Concord to Mary Anderson, Maynard in 1920.

Second card is a duplicate in bettor condition.

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A copy of a large framed lithograph.

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A certificate issued to Stanley Slabyz for four shares of capital stock.

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May have been a school photographer.

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This photo is from one of the early Halloween parties of the All American Club.

In 1945, when the Finnish boys and girls who had grown up in Maynard came back from World War II, they wanted to form a Finnish American club at the Parker Street Hall…

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The bi-monthly magazine published by the Boston Edison Company for its employees. This issue is entirely devoted to the 1938 hurricane.

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One share of stock issued to Owen J. Hill in 1956 for the sum of $5.00.

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An ink blotter promoting Saint Paul Fire and Marine Insurance Company, local agent Frank J. McCarron.

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Digital Equipment Corporation Main Street entrance during winter.

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This appears to be a photo of technicians testing a core memory module with a Digital Equipment Corporation memory tester.

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Two female employees discussing work in a Mill office. DECwriter and acoustic coupler in foreground.

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Kenneth Olsen, President of Digital Equipment Corporation, gives social security numbers to be typed by Duane Mulcahy. According to Olsen's description of the early days: "We did everything ourselves. My wife cleaned toilets and my brother Stan and…

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Instructor Ed Hilton teaching students with the PDP-8/S (ASR-33 teletype next to student on right).

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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.

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Paul Boothroyd standing by a 1946 Dodge used by the Firestone store located at 18 Nason Street.

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This is the first Solid Waste sticker produced when the Town went to a pay as you go system. Note the serial number.

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