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The photos are cut outs of postcards. Identified are Harold Sheridan, Frank Parks and John T. Gibbons.

The booklet has a history of the church, photographs of various organizations and recognition of church members.

left photo: The parade is heading east on Nason Street passing DeLees Pharmacy and a Rexall sign on the building. The Clock Tower at the mill is in the background.

right photo: John Connors, Police Chief, is shown in the square. Amory Maynard's…

Waiting for the start of the parade as part of the town's 50th anniversary celebration. The Woodrow Wilson School was completely destroyed by fire in 1952.

A booklet with the various exercises performed by the schools in 1921 to commemorate the Town's 50th anniversary.

Mr. Coughlan, Post Master, was chairman of the 50th Anniversary Committee in 1921.

Students and school dressed to celebrate the Town's 50th Anniversary.

School and students dressed to celebrate the Maynard's 50th Anniversary.

This book was owned by Amory Maynard, the name sake of the Town of Maynard. It was given to William Gutteridge, who in turn presented it to Gavin A. Taylor at the time of the 50th anniversary of the town in 1921, with the request that it be…

Taken at the time of the town's 50th Anniversary
Left to right - Edwin Carlton, Frank S. Binks, Charles Keene.

James J. Morgan wore this badge as the Chief Marshall of the 50th Anniversary Parade. The Parade was held on April 19, 1921. The badge says: "Town of Maynard, Massachusetts, 1871".

On March 9, 1921 the Town Selectman and other town leaders and interested citizens met to form plans to celebrate the towns 50th anniversary, 1871-1921. The book contains handwritten notes, minutes of meetings and expenses relating to the…

A booklet describing the 50th Anniversary Souvenir Medal. Included is a 50th Anniversary Ribbon worn by Town Officials, dated April 19, 1921.

Main Street as seen from the square, later taken down to make way for commercial block. Decorated for the 50th anniversary.

World War I veterans led by Corporal Harold V. Sheridan participating in the Town's 50th Anniversary Parade.
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