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A four page brochure of maps of Massachusetts, US, and the World. This brochure was promoted by Cleveland Baking Powder Co., 1900 ca. The Company was formed in 1891.

A small wooden box of Dominoes used by Cora Doret Edwards. The game box was made in Germany.

The book mockups sent to the printer for the books Paul Boothroyd and Lewis Halprin published: "Images of America - MAYNARD"; "Images of America - ASSABET MILLS of Maynard Massachusetts"; "Postcard History Series - MAYNARD"

"The Ladies Book of Etiquette", owned by Hannah L. Sweeney, covered every situation from dress and deportment to hair and complexion.

A pin worn by Mrs. Louis Boeske both during World War II and afterwards at Veteran's events. It identified the individual as a member of the Women's Defense Corp. It was known by Boeske family members as the Women's Motor Corps according to her…

A booklet that discusses the development of the Concord, Maynard, and Hudson Street Railway. It was published in 1901.

A Boston Sunday Globe publication that celebrates the 100th birthday of Abraham Lincoln, February 12, 1809. It was printed for the children of New England and their parents and shares his life's story 100 years after his birth.

A programme for a recital held by Younger Pupils of Grace Chapman Phinney, Assisted by Chester Henry Parsons, Barytone Soloist, accompanied by Lucy Bigelow Bean and Robert D. Morse. The recital was held in Co-Operative Hall on Wednesday evening,…

Cora Doret Edwards school Writing Book dated 1901-1902. The copyright is dated 1897, by Ginn and Company, Boston, NY, and Chicago.

The 1893 Maynard, Mass Tax Bill for Joshua Edwards is for $6.50. The payment was made November 24, 1893, and signed off by W. H. Gutteridge, Tax Collector.

Joshua Edwards tax bill for the Town of Maynard, Mass is for the year 1896. The sum due is $24.40. The Tax Collector is F. H. Salisbury, and the signed receipt is dated Feb. 1, 1897.

The crypt was built by Amory Maynard. Amory and his wife Mary are interred there along with 21 other family members.

Odd collection of newspaper clippings relating to Maynard.

Thomas Gramo had a grocery, candy and soda fountain store at the corner of Nason St. and Summer St., the Eagles Block. Later moved to opposite corner and sold to Charlie Cox.

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Clergy in front row: Rev. Delphis O. Duquette, ___?, Rev. D. Edward O'Bryan

Far Right: Superintendent Mary Doyle, Principal Albert Lerer

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Jimmy King, ___?, Bishop___?, Father Sullivan, Father Frank Miaskiewicz, Joseph E. Boothroyd

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Front Row: Harold Cuttel, Dominic Colombo, Nick Constanza (Navy)

2nd Row: Carlo Mistreta (Navy)

Back Row: Donald Brayden, Ponsy Wheeler, ___?, ___?, Joseph Boothroyd

Dues books belonging to Joshua Edwards and Albertes Howes for the Loom Fixers Union No. 18, Lawrence, Mass., dated 1903.

The original letter from sitting NH Governor Walter Peterson, dated April 18, 1969. The letter expresses great appreciation for the Town of Maynard's acknowledgement of his family roots in Maynard, Mass.

Two artifacts from the Harriman Laundry. The first is a Harriman clean shirt wrapper; the second is a Harriman Laundry business card.