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A black and white photo of the Masonic Block in Maynard, MA., 100 Main St.

Two photos of Arthur and Arnold Anderson at their Ford auto business on Glendale Street, Maynard.

A black and white photo of O'Brien's new Service Center and Citgo Gas Station.

A faded black and white photo of Joe Barber, Jr. and Joe Barber, Sr. at Barber Chevrolet. An unidentified man stands with them.

A black and white photo of Annie Hall, left, and Rose Cathcart, right, of Topaz Travel. They are trying out new reclining seats that will be used in first class sections of Pan Am jets. At the rear is Pan Am Commercial Accounts Manager, Les Brackett.

A black and white photo of young girls conducting a car wash at the New Orbit Car Wash which was part of Howard Boeske's Sinclair gas station on Waltham Street (near the Assabet River)

Note: The price of the (leaded) gasoline was 35 cents/gallon.

A faded black and white photo of Mall owners Bill Coye and Fred Davis. They and their relatives converted 23,000 square feet of empty store at 56 Main Street into a new downtown attraction.

A black and white photo of Bill Coye and Fred Davis on the loading dock of their local business.

A faded black and white photo of a workman in the shop of Barber Chevrolet.

A faded photo of an adult woman and two young girls. It is labeled Hazel, Grandma, and Munroe on the back.

The building was built by Amory Maynard in the 1880's.

1. A view of the block with Muzzey's Restaurant as a tenant. The building that is visible to the left is the Creighton Block that was destroyed by fire in 1976.
2. Second photo is at an earlier time that shows part of Johnson Pharmacy. The alley…

Junction of Main St. and Great Road
Also the location of France's Store (Frances' Store)

Owned b y Walter France

A photo of Main Street. Maynard.
Boucher cosmetics # 85
Glennon Travel agency # 83
Italian restaurant # 81
Villiage Jewelry # 79
Volunteer insurance # 77

Looks like a down pour at the corner of Thompson St. and Great Road.

The major tenant seems to be Sitchel & Hovey Dry Goods. Maynard held its first Town Meeting and elections at this hall in 1871.

During the construction of a foundation for a hardware store on Main Street in 2002 the original Assabet River bed was exposed showing peat and mud from the river. The Assabet River flowed through the Main Street area and was moved to its existing…

Four photos of the Reba Taylor family on a trip.