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Bishop Visits Maynard
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Jimmy King, ___?, Bishop___?, Father Sullivan, Father Frank Miaskiewicz, Joseph E. Boothroyd
Jimmy King, ___?, Bishop___?, Father Sullivan, Father Frank Miaskiewicz, Joseph E. Boothroyd
St. Bridget's Parish School Building Plan - 1963
Maynard
Plan of land showing location of school building proposal in relation to church off of Percival Street.
Plan of Lots in St. Bridget's Cemetery - 1913
A plot layout of the graves in St. Bridget's Cemetery as the 6th survey done by Horace F. Tuttle, of Acton in 1913.
Maynard Pro Musica Mozart Concert Flyer, Program & Ticket - 1982
The concert, sponsored by the Maynard Savoyards, was held at St. Bridgets Church and a reception at the school hall.
St. Bridget's Church Lithograph - ca.1900
Depicts the church, rectory, and pastor Rev. Jno. A. Crowe
St. Bridget's Choir Program
A program for St. Bridget's Parish Choir to celebrate "An Evening of Christmas Joy". The Parish participated in an evening singing traditional holiday songs.
Parade on Main Street
A car with members of the St. Bridget's Parish Holy Name Society are part of a parade heading up Main Street.
St. Bridget's Holy Name Society Speaker
Unknown speaker at a meeting of the St. Bridget's Holy Name Society.
Baseball Chest Protector Equipment
A baseball chest protector used by the Junior Holy Name Team of the 1920's and later used by the St. Bridget's Cadets. Joe Boulden was the catcher for both teams.
"The Whole Town is Talking" - 1944
St. Bridget Players
The play was presented at the Parker Street Hall.
Parker Street Hall Interior - 1945
The St. Bridget's Players were preparing the stage for a presentation of "George Washington Slept Here" on January 29, 30 & 31, 1945.
see Item 2012.355
see Item 2012.355
Archdiocese of Boston, Testimonial of Merit - 1947
A certificate awarded to Mr & Mrs. John Higgins recognizing the greatest number of family members serving in WWII.
Pew Rental Receipt - Daniel Coughlin
St. Bridget's Church
A receipt for one quarter beginning in October 1885