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Santa's Float in the Christmas Parade
A team of sled-dogs pulls a float carrying Santa Claus.
These dogs are believed to be owned by John Sokolowski and
controlled by Mike Sokolowski in the sled.
These dogs are believed to be owned by John Sokolowski and
controlled by Mike Sokolowski in the sled.
Christmas Parade Float
The Maynard Old-Time Christmas Parade occurs each December.
Christmas Parade Float - Fleepo
This Christmas Parade float on Nason Street sends seasons greetings from Fleepo the Clown (unfortunately he's not visible in this photograph). (Visible in the background is Jay's Shoe Store (Jumping Jacks Shoes), Maynard Supply Company, Sears)
Sled Dog Team in Christmas Parade
A team of sled dogs pulls a float in a Christmas Parade. (Rickles Cosmetics is visible in the background.) John Sokolowski is a participant
controlling the dogs pulling the Sled.
controlling the dogs pulling the Sled.
Christmas Parade Float - Snowmobiles
A float sponsored by Powder Mill Ski Doo travels down Nason Street in the Christmas parade. (Powder Mill Ski Doo would later become Powder Mill Sports)
Football Rally Parade Float
A football-themed Football Rally Parade float is turning on to Main Street from Nason Street
(See 2014.966 for description of a typical Football Rally Parade )
(See 2014.966 for description of a typical Football Rally Parade )
Parade Float- early 1900's
Harriman Brothers New Method Laundry
A photo of the Harriman Brothers Laundry.
Mizpah Rebekah Lodge 54, I.O.O.F Parade Float - 1933
The Maynard Lodge entered this float in 1933 or 1934. A Powder Mill building is in the background.
Polish Heritage Float - 1971
Maynard Centennial Parade
Large mounted photograph of a band and dancers on a decorated float.
Smokeless Powder Mills Club - 1934
NRA Parade
The theme of the float was the "Cotton Club" with some of the musicians in blackface.
"Welcome Home Parade" - July 4, 1919
Mizpah Rebekah Lodge 54, I.O.O.F.
Two of the floats in the parade to welcome home the men and women of the Armed Forces after World War I. The top photo is the float of the Rebekah Lodge. The float behind the automobile in the bottom photo is from the Middlesex Laundry.
The photo…
The photo…
Pythian Sisters Parade Float
Float in parade at Boston