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This is the year Little League was started in Maynard

A black and white photo of a fundraising event held in 1971. It appears to be sponsored by 4H.

A black and white photo of six children who are members of a photography club, and their leaders Charles Berrial and George Edwards.

A black and white photo of nine young girls learning to knit and their leader, Jean Martin.

Two black and white photos of four young girls learning to sew and their leader, Joanne Baker.

A black and white photo of a sewing club with their leader, Cecile Karpuchz. The photo shows a number of young children learning how to sew.

A lack and white photo of nine children and their leader, Mrs. Jasnoluwicz. The children are working on flower arrangements.

A black and white photo of six children and their leader, Faith Bragden. This club picture shows Ms. Bragden overseeing the sewing lessons for the children.

A black and white photo of six children and their leader,Lauri Hunter. The photo shows children preparing food under the watchful eye of Ms. Hunter.

A black and white photo of a woodworking club. The photo includes five children and their leader, Irving Baker.

A black and white photo of four children and their leaders, Harry Chapell and Walter Capone. The photo depicts the group with a piece of surveying equipment in a preserved land setting.

A black and white photo of six young girls around a craft table. The photo is labeled "Dor-Car-Jo-Lyn-Gay Knitters and Krafters". A picture of the two leaders of the group is included. They are Louise Talboordet and Alice Edwards.

Three black and white pictures of Rally Night 1971 in the Green Meadow Elementary School. The first picture is of the refreshment table and the second is the singing portion of the event.

This is the copyright certificate for the History of Maynard submitted by Ralph Sheridan, Birger Koski and Elizabeth Schnair.

Walter was the brother of Leo Comeau. Walter is at the Clinton Dam. Seems to be an early selfie, someone taking a photo of Walter taking pictures.

Powder Mill Road at Acton line and the Elks parking lot.

This was the B&M railroad bridge over the Assabet River. The Maynard DPW was in charge of the removal. The Raynor Scrap Company of Worcester, MA had the demolition contract. The I beams on the center span was brought to MBTA yard in Somerville, MA…

Taken during 1927 flood