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Arthur Lord photo postcards from WWI. Motorcycle postcard was sent from Salem Deport to William McGarry.

Unknown man standing in front of Bachrack's Market in the Knight of Columbus building near the corner of Nason and Summer Streets.

This house is not identified. The women seems to be working on her needle point or knitting. Her clothing suggests early 1900's.

This seems to be an adult event, at least no children are shown.

Over half listed(36 of 69) work for the American Woolen Company in the mills.

An index of 73 properties along Main, Nason, Summer and Waltham Streets with an evaluation and suggestions for facade improvements. Seventeen Nason St, shown as an example.

Contains the names of numerous business and private patrons of the association.

Also contains photographs of Maynard Police Department officers and staff:

Arner Tibbetts, Chief of Police
William King, Selectmen Chairman
Anne Flood,…

Filled with sponsor pages from businesses in operation at that time.

Also contains photographs and cv's of Maynard Police Department officers and staff:

Chief Albert J. Crowley, Sr.
Sgt. James Ruggerio
Sgt. Arner Tibbetts
Sgt. Richard…

Unidentified family group at the lake.

Four views of the river, reservoir and Summer Hill.

Bob Lester with Pat McGrath and Margaret McCormick.

Four photos of Matti Autio and presumably his family.

Four photographs of unidentified females in full bathing attire enjoying a swim in the lake.

A newspaper clipping highlighting his career as a Major League Umpire.

Mr. Farrell and Mr. Sanderson, ardent members of the Maynard Historical Society, on the occasion of a visit of Ray Shamel.

The newsletter seems to have been published in 1988-89. See Statement of Purpose, the second photo is the cover of the August 1989 newsletter.

This folder contains paper copies of miscellaneous photographs, postcards and documents. Shown are copies of two postcards.

A newspaper clipping about the Lincoln, MA baseball team the Mohawks. Tom King's picture is posted in the article as a popular umpire for these and other local baseball games.

During the 1920's Maynard had an excellent semi-pro baseball team, made up of local players who played any team that came along. Some players were: Tom Marsden, Frank O'Brien, Roy Marsden, Ed. McManus, Bill Oates, Don Lent, Geo Soules, Harold…