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Maynard Centennial 10 Mile Road Race and
Brothers of the Brush Field Day Program
The program outlines two of the many events that was part of the centennial celebration.
Maynard Centennial Committee Presents
H.M.S. PINAFORE Program
As part of the Centennial Celebration this production was presented by the residents of Maynard.
Maynard High School Alumni Association Banquet Program - 1971
The banquet was held as part of the homecoming ceremonies of Maynard Centennial Week.
Photo of Digital/Maynard Mill Float Centennnial Parade
A color photo of the Digital and Maynard Mill Complex float in the Maynard Centennial Parade, 1971. The photo is taken from a higher floor in the Digital building.
Maynard Centennial Committee - 1971
Maynard Centennial Committee Members in 1971.
Front: Elizabeth Schnair, William Bennett, Virginia Murphy.
Back: Joe Boothroyd, Rudy Koski, Ralph Sheridan.
Front: Elizabeth Schnair, William Bennett, Virginia Murphy.
Back: Joe Boothroyd, Rudy Koski, Ralph Sheridan.
Centennial Parade Photographs - 1971
A collection of 16 photos largely of the parade.
"The Armored Dove" Play Program - 1971
Four play programs for "The Armored Dove", a play presented by the Maynard Dramatic Club on April 2,3, 1971 during the Maynard Centennial Year (1871-1971).
Centennial - 1971
Two black and white photos of the Centennial Storefront Window. The window is displaying various items from over the century.
Centennial - 1971
A packet of 59 color photos of the Centennial Parade, July 4, 1971.
Centennial - 1971
A photo of the "Brothers of the Brush", 1971.
Front: Paul Murphy & Jon Armour.
Rear: Bob Azier, Bob Tobin, and Tom Campbell.
Front: Paul Murphy & Jon Armour.
Rear: Bob Azier, Bob Tobin, and Tom Campbell.
4th of July Parade
"Looking Down Main Street".
King Square Diner was located on Gruber property at 123 Main St. It was by the Bridge.
Next on the left is Gruber Bros. Furniture was at 117 Main St.
On the right-side in the middle is the Masonic Building was…
King Square Diner was located on Gruber property at 123 Main St. It was by the Bridge.
Next on the left is Gruber Bros. Furniture was at 117 Main St.
On the right-side in the middle is the Masonic Building was…
Centennial - 1971
A packet of ten color photos of the Centennial Parade, July 4, 1971. A photo from the Maynard Mill Complex and DEC is shown.
Centennial - 1971
A packet of 9 color photos of Centennial Parade in Maynard on July 4, 1971. Photo #1 is the Polish heritage Float; Photo #2 is the Maynard Country Club.
Centennial - 1971
A packet of 13 color photos of the 4th of July Parade. Photo is of "The Milltowners Banner with the Brothers of the Brush", during the Centennial Year.
Centennial Committee - 1971
July 4th Parade with Centennial Committee,
Drivers: Ralph Sheridan and Birger Koski, Passenger (l to r)s: Joe Boothroyd, Elizabeth Schnair, Virginia Murphy, and Bill Bennett.
Drivers: Ralph Sheridan and Birger Koski, Passenger (l to r)s: Joe Boothroyd, Elizabeth Schnair, Virginia Murphy, and Bill Bennett.
Centennial Photos - 1971
Four black and white photos related to the Centennial.
Top l to r: Bill Robinson as Sheriff; The "Brush" at Alumni Field Rotary, Tim McLean, Mike Soko, Wally Niskane
Bottom: "Grave for a Razor": "Maynard Minutemen", Marty Mucciaccio, Guy…
Top l to r: Bill Robinson as Sheriff; The "Brush" at Alumni Field Rotary, Tim McLean, Mike Soko, Wally Niskane
Bottom: "Grave for a Razor": "Maynard Minutemen", Marty Mucciaccio, Guy…
Centennial Ticket Presentation - 1971
A black and white photo of Centennial meeting participants. (l-r) Ellen Duggan, Maria Eneguess, Will Dodd (Selectman), Ray Sheridan (Chairman), Howard Boeske (Selectman), Emil Genest, Mary Kurowski, Tom Cocco, Vera Leithead.
Tickets to the…
Tickets to the…
Centennial Ball Tickets - 1971
Window poster advertising ticket sales.
Maynard Centennial Cameos WINE TASTING PARTY
A poster promoting a dance and party at the Rod & Gun Club.
Centennial Calico Belles present H. M. S. Pinafore
A poster promoting the musical at Maynard High School Auditorium on April 23, 1971