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Eino Nyholm Golden Gloves Champion - 1932
A promotional photo of Eino "Bonesy" Nyholm. He was the New England Golden Glove Champion in the 160 lbs. class, He served on the Maynard Police Force for many years and was a real friend to all.
WWI Victory Gardens off Thompson Street - ca 1919
Located behind 32 Thompson Street the fields are now the parking lot of the commercial building.
Sheridan Orchestra 1921-24
Copy of a promotion for the Sheridan Wonder Orchestra, Frank C. Sheridan, manager.
Farm Sauna, White Pond Rd., Stow - Photo
A black and white photo copy of the Farm Sauna, located on White Pond Rd., Stow, Mass. It is located near Russell's Bridge, and is owned by Wally Raisanen.
Old Sign for Red Fox Inn
Inn is at Levi Smith House on Great Road.
Maynard Town Building - 1970
Building completed in 1962 housing the library and the Town Center. Police department later (ca2000) also occupied part of the building.
Buffalo Bill's Wild West Dime Novel
This was a popular dime novel issued about 1907. It contains historical sketches of the characters of the Wild West. This is the 8th edition, and is 56 pages.
National Band - 1915
Finnish Temperance Hall
Waino Kauppi is seated at the far right in the front row The boy with the short pants (knickerbockers).
The second photo is the backside with some identifications.
The second photo is the backside with some identifications.
Scene at the Powder Mill - ca 1900s
American Powder Mills
Machine shop, carpenter shop, and old office at the powder mills. Water gate to wheel mills, early 1900s.
The building in the center with the chimney is still standing with the latest renovation taking place in 2011 for commercial use.
The building in the center with the chimney is still standing with the latest renovation taking place in 2011 for commercial use.
Powder Mill Road at Acton Town Line - ca 1900
Cord wood piled at the left is to be made into charcoal for the powder. Sepia photo of Powder Mill Rd. from Maynard line into Acton in early 1900's.
Collection of books and papers about the American Woolen Company
The Collection includes the 37th, the 39th, the 48th, and the 52nd Annual Reports for the American Woolen Company. The reports include a report to the stockholders, financial updates, history of the company, profit & loss statements, balance sheet,…
37th Annual Report of American Woolen Company - December 31,1935
The 37th Annual Report of the American Woolen Company from December 31, 1935. The Report includes a notice to the stockholders, history of the wool industry in America for the last 37 years, description of the differing types of wool, the process of…
39th Annual Report of American Woolen Company - December 31,1937
The 39th Annual Report of the American Woolen Company from December 31, 1937. The Report includes a notice to the stockholders, history of the wool industry in America for the last 39 years, description of the differing types of wool, the process of…
48th Annual Report of American Woolen Company - December 31,1946
The 48th Annual Report of the American Woolen Company from December 31, 1948. The Report includes a notice to the stockholders, history of the wool industry in America for the last 48 years, description of the differing types of wool, the process of…
52nd Annual Report of American Woolen Company - December 31,1950.
The 52th Annual Report of the American Woolen Company from December 31, 1950. The Report includes a notice to the stockholders, history of the wool industry in America for the last 52 years, description of the differing types of wool, the process of…
Native American Stone Artifacts
These two stone tools were dug from the ground at 8 Summit Street by Ernest Jarvi.
Concert and Peace Dance - 1890
A dance card (or Order) for the Second Annual Concert and Peace Dance of the Nashoba Tribe, No. 70, The Improved Order of Red Men. The date is May 1890 and the location was the Music Hall, Maynard, Mass. The music was provided by the 10 piece…
Old Colony System - New York, New Haven, and Hartford Railroad - 1895
Local time table
The Old Colony System did not directly serve Maynard. The closest Old Colony station would have been at Concord Junction or N. Sudbury.
Shown is the cover, a map of the system and a sample page of stations and fares.
Shown is the cover, a map of the system and a sample page of stations and fares.
Northeastern Music Festival Program - 1965
The program for the Festival held in Maynard with 41 participating schools.
Account of Joe Costanza's/Constanza Turn at Bat Without a Bat
Game between Milford and Maynard High Schools. Another of the many unusual plays by Don Lent.