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An advertising envelope from Parker Hardware Company. Mr. Thomas Parker opened the store in Amory Block, now where Elizabeth Schnair has her paper store. The store later moved to the corner of Main & Nason Streets, where the copper kettle is…

An advertising card for Frank A. Davidson Apothecary on Nason St., Maynard, MA.

An advertising card for B. F. Johnson, Pharmacy. The card promotes Hoyt's German Cologne, "the most delightful perfume known". The erfume is distributed by E. W. Hoyt & Co. of Lowell, MA.

Two advertising cards for Davidson "The Druggist". Davidson specialized in hospital and other prescriptions and was located in Maynard, MA.

An advertising card for the Johnson Pharmacy, est. 1865, H. J. Dwinell & Co., Proprietors. The store was located on Main Street, Maynard, MA.

An envelope stamped with Manning Pharmacy at 76 Main Street, Maynard, MA. The envelope held processed photos.

Four envelopes which held film that had been processed by Samuels, Negative and Print Services, 8 Waltham St., Maynard, MA; Maynard Rexall Drug Co.; Fearns Pharmacy; Wilder X. Macurda, Pharmacist, Maynard, MA. The film was processed for Mrs. Joseph…

A series of Johnson Pharmacy medicine labels that total 31 individual labels for a variety of products.

A large Johnson Pharmacy, Inc. advertising card. There is a 1967 St. Joseph Family Almanac/Calendar on the back.

A document describing bilious pills for the family as developed by Dr. John B. Houche of Groton, CT.

A blank milk receipt from J. B. Prescott dated 191-. (between 1910-1919).

Three black & white photos of Prescott Paint staff. Noted are Howard and Donald L. Prescott.

A football handbook with detailed information about both college and national football teams in 1967. The handbook is sponsored by Pugsley's Esso, 2 Main Street, Maynard, MA.

An advertising card for Elmwood Steam Baths, Richard Kangas, Proprietor. Elmwood was located 47 Elmwood Street, Maynard, MA.

Bridge washout and water flowing over the bridge.

The iron gate was replaced by the current granite gate in 1915. A gazebo can be seen in background. It was destroyed in the 1938 Hurricane.

Tires, concrete blocks and other debris in the river beneath the Walnut Street Bridge.

The dam with houses on Taft Ave. in the background.

This is the bridge on Great Road.