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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.

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An early photograph of Riverside Hall, constructed by the Maynard Family in the late 1860s on Main Street (115-117).

This is a group photograph of maybe 90-100 people, presumably townspeople, but the occasion is unknown -- other than taking a…

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.

Picture found at the Maynard town dump by Ralph Sheridan. Origin was a mystery until 2018.

Identified by Kathy Corrigan as "Maynard's in Maine": a hunting and fishing lodge in Rockwood, Maine, which is located in the Moosehead Lake region. The…

A collection of photos of one of the many renovations and enlargements of the very well known and popular restaurants in Maynard.

Doris was one of Scott's production supervisors.

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Located on Waltham Street next to Samuel's Photography.

Also visible are the sign for "Middlesex Launderers & Dry Cleansers" (Fur Storage) and Tarny's Barber Shop.

Located at the corner of Parker Street and Waltham Street. In an earlier era the building was the Little Coop.

The dam was built by Maynard and Knight to divert water to the mill pond in 1847.
The first four taken in 1970, the fifth in 1981, the sixth in 1988 and the last three winter views taken in Feb. 1969.

The Fashion Shop at 14 Nason Street, the old People's Movie Theater.

Lizzie is in the photo of an unidentified resort.

The photo that was used to produce a postcard. See 1999.A173
The hall was more often referred to as The Parker Street Hall.

Copy of a postcard of the mill area taken from Summer Hill.



View of the river from the Stow side.

Although Maynard has only a few dams, the location of this one remains a mystery.

Current best guess is that this was at the Maynard Rod & Gun Club at the outflow of the trout pond.

Built by George Flood, former post master and town office holder, as a livery stable shortly after the civil war. In the 1920's it was remodeled as a hall by Charles C. Murray and used as a dance hall, roller skating rink and basketball court. …
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