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A newspaper clipping discussing four retired umpires, one of whom is John Flaherty, American League. The article is dated 1984.

A newspaper clipping of John Flaherty, Umpire, and Casey Stengel, baseball player, having an argument over calls in Yankee Stadium. John Flaherty was a Maynard native.

John F. Girdziewski
Private United States Army Air Corps
48th Materiel Squadron
5th Air Base Group
27th Bomb Group 5th Air Force

Born: February 5, 1919
Died: May 27, 1942

John joined the draft and was sent to Fort McKinley in the…

A Holy Bible belonging to John H. Deane, Maynard, Mass. Mr. Deane suffered death at the hands of Lorenzo Barnes. A Boston newspaper says "The last execution by hanging in Massachusetts was in the jail at East Cambridge, March 4, 1898. Lorenzo Barnes…

Second photo: l to r
Front: Jim Mahoney
Center: Pat Murphy, Jack Keegan
Back: Bill Scully, Jim Hilferty

This bell was used by Mr. John H. Vose, a teacher at the Garfield Intermediate School on Sudbury Street, to call the pupils into school. Purchased at an auction of the Vose property in the early 1900's by Mrs. James Sheridan, Sr. It was used by the…

This is his Maynard High School senior class picture.

A photo of John Henry White and his family taken at his 50th Wedding Anniversary gathering. John Henry White, born in Sudbury 1849, a son of William H. White and Ann Carroll White, was an original signer of the Town of Maynard's Incorporation…

Mr. Hillis, with Mr. Joseph W. Reed, resident lawyers, gave his services without compensation in obtaining the Charter for the Town of Maynard. He was elected a member of the first school committee at the first town meeting on April 27, 1871. Also…

John Tobin was challenged by Russell Lattucca. John was reelected but did not finish out his term. He died in 1986.

A tintype of John Lawton and Joshua Edwards.

This is one of the Society's Cabinet Cards. Cabinet Cards reached their peak of popularity from the 1870's through the 1890's. They have a thin gelatin (black and white) or albumen (sepia) print pasted on heavy card stock, usually 4 ¼ x 6 ½ in. The…

A letter from Gov. Walter Peterson of New Hampshire confirming the relationship between the Gov. and Mr. John Peterson of 23 Brooks Street, Maynard. John Peterson was the Governor's grandfather.

Charles Garabedian, MHS Band Director, awards the John Phillips Sousa Award to Alan Gunn.

A group photo of John R. Jasielonis and his fellow Army buddies in front of the Trocadero Building in Paris, France, dated June 19, 1945. The Eiffel Tower is to the right of the building but is not pictured in the photo. An ink arrow points to…

The Maynard High School Diploma of John Raymond Jasielonis, dated June 19, 1941.

A sepia photo of John R. Underwood and his wife, Pauline Miller, and children, Herbert and Jean. John was an electrician with the Assabet Mills. He and his family did relocate to Providence RI. In 1921, John was working on an elevator on a job in…

The site is approximately where the McDonald restaurant sits (since 1980s).
l to r
Mrs. Osmo, Mary Riihiluoma, Anna Lisa Riihiluoma, John Able Riihiluoma, Mr. Osmo, Matti Riihiluoma

A paper diploma in a leather folder.

A sepia-colored formal photo of John S. Geron, early twentieth century.