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St. Casimir's Baseball Team - ca 1940
A photo of the St. Casimir's baseball tem, 1939-1942. Top row, second from left: Waslaw Michael Lankiewicz. Lankiewicz was born in 1924.He is buried in Glenwood Cemetery inn 1988.
St. Casimir's Parish Men's Society of Maynard Emblems
Four articles worn by members of the Maynard St. Casimir's Men's Society. These include a maroon/gold sash to be worn at all meetings; a red emblem worn routinely at meetings; a black and silver emblem to be worn at wakes and funerals of members;…
Souvenir Cups and Saucers - 1900
Made in Germany for the Alfred T. Haynes Co. and sold at the Music Hall for the 1900 Merchant Week.
Maynard High Band Uniform
Maynard High School Marching Band Uniform including a orange wool jacket and black wool pants;
Souvenir Cup, Saucer and Creamer - c.1900
Made in Germany for the Alfred T. Haynes Co. and sold during Merchant Week of 1900.
Maynard Centennial Clothing
Blue Gingham dress with matching hat and pocket book. Women's slip.
Men's blue and white vest with arm guards.
Five men's faux straw hats.
Two cotton print Centennial dresses.
Men's blue and white vest with arm guards.
Five men's faux straw hats.
Two cotton print Centennial dresses.
A Collection of Souvenir Porcelain Plates - 1900
This collection of China was made in Germany for the Alfred T. Haynes store and sold during Merchant Week in 1900. Embossed on the pieces are pictures of St. Bridget's Church, Nason Street School, Assabet Mills, Maynard Fire Department (old Nason…
White fur pocketbook, Fan, Collar
Three articles include fur collar, feather fan and fur pocketbook.
Glass Lampshade from W.W. Oliver
W. W. Oliver ran a jewelry store in Lowe's Block, later referred to as Odd Fellows Block (now the China Ruby on Nason Street) in the early 1900's.
Maynard Public Schools Library Report - 1987
A seven section report on the state and future of the schools library system.
File Folder for the United States Bicentennial
1775-1975
The file contains newspaper clippings and related documents relating to Maynard's celebration of the Bicentennial.
Uncle Sam & Friends - Photo
A copy of a photo of Aquilla Ruynard, who lived at 44 Brown St., Maynard, MA, and worked for the American Woolen Co. until 1936. Mr. Ruynard played Uncle Sam for the town during Maynard Merchants Week. This picture was taken in 1900.
Phil Bohunicky - 1992
Phil made this entire baseball uniform. He was an entertainer for many years as "Fleepo the Clown"
