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A Banner of the Sons of Italy
A red, green and white banner used by the Sons of Italy in parades. The banner measures 6' x 5'.
Banner of the Sons of Italy
A Sons of Italy Banner used in parades. This banner has a gold lion embossed on the front, with gold lettering. This banner measures 3' x 5', and is made of satin and gold braiding.
Maynard Centennial Flag
A blue satin banner/flag marking the Maynard Centennial, 1871 to 1971. The banner measures 6' x 4'. This was presented to the Centennial Committee from the Brothers of the Brush at the opening ceremony, April 19, 1971. It was flown from the staff at…
Marasciallo di Parata Sash
An Italian cloth sash for the "Marshall of the Parade", made from satin.
Polish Cloth Banner
A cloth banner possibly used as a table runner.
Family Group - early 1900's
Likely a Father and Three Children
The background was used for many years in the studio of C. D. Holmes, Maynard photographer. This is a 1968 copy of the original photo.
W. F. Litchfield Coal & Wood - ca 1900
The coal company picking up coal that was delivered by the Delaware & Hudson railroad car.
Harriman Brothers New Method Laundry - early 1900's
In 1890 Frank H. and Rowland F. Harriman started a laundry in two small rooms in the J. K. Harriman Building at the corner of Main St. and Harriman Court. J. K. Harriman, father of the two brothers, was one of the pioneer businessmen in the village…
Parade Float- early 1900's
Harriman Brothers New Method Laundry
A photo of the Harriman Brothers Laundry.
Maynard Hotel
Built in 1867 on Summer Street by Peter Bailey. Originally known as the Glendale House, it had several owners, the last being Martin Peterson. It was destroyed by fire on January 29, 1921. Memorial Park now occupies the site.
W. B. Case Interior View
Masonic Block, Main St.
Location: 100 Main St.
Ralph Case, W. B. Case, Dennis Donovan, Ida ___?, Olive Richardson
Ralph Case, W. B. Case, Dennis Donovan, Ida ___?, Olive Richardson
W. S. Howe & Co. - ca 1900
Warren Howe was running this grocery in 1900 with his wife Lizzie.
Riverside Block on Main Street - 1902
The building was built in the late 1860's by the Maynard Family. The Town of Maynard's first town meeting was held in the hall on the second floor. The building was the the location of the Gruber furniture store at 117 Main St. for many years. The…
B. F. Johnson and Son, Pharmacists
U. S. Post Office
Thomas Wouldhave was the first druggist in Maynard. His store was located at the corner of Main and River Streets. Ben Johnson succeeded him and moved the store to the east end of the Maynard (Masonic) Block. Ernest Johnson was the postmaster from…
US Centennial Flag 1975-1976
A silk US Centennial Flag celebrating the country's 200th birthday. This flag was flown daily at the Town Building throughout 1975 and part of 1976.
Silk American Forty-Five (45) Star Flag
This flag was use on the casket of Sylvestor Strout, a Civil War Veteran. He was the Great Grandfather of Howard Whitney.
An Old 13 Star American Flag
This flag was found by the Morton's in their attic. They do not know the history of it, nor how it came to be in their attic.
1938 Maynard Championship/Middlesex League Football Banner
A football banner that celebrates Maynard's 1938 Championship in the Middlesex Football League.
Maynard High School Scarf
A cotton scarf made with Maynard High School colors of black and orange.
Lovell Bus Lines Small & Large Money Bags
Two large and one small cotton money bags used by the Lovell Bus Lines.