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An envelope from the A. T. Haynes Co. Alfred T. Haynes had a furniture business in the Riverside Block, on 117 Main Street, Maynard, MA. before the turn of the century (20th). The business was sold to Julius and Ben Gruber in 1914. Today the Gruber…

A trophy honoring the A.V.L.L. for its 25 years of continuous sponsorship.

A trophy awarded to the AVLL Minor League Angels, a baseball team sponsored by Victory Market, in 1977. The Angels were the Major Division Champs.

See #2013.158 for a companion photo of Ken Wiley of Victory Markets accepting the award.

A black and white photo of Aaro Hyden and his wife.

A black and white photo of Aaro Hyden. It is a photo for his graduation from high school 1936.

A black and white photo of a group of 13-14 year old children marking a religious event. The picture includes Aaro Hyden, who is in the back row, third from left.

A certificate of recognition for Aaro Hyden presented by the State of Massachusetts on behalf of his service in World War II. Maurice Tobin is the Governor on the certificate.

Aaro Hyden's Army Honorable Discharge Notice, dated September 15, 1945.

A tinted photo of Aaro Hyden in dress uniform for the US Army.

A black and white photo of Aaro Hyden in US Army flight jacket.

A black and white photo of Aaro Hyden in dress uniform for the US Army.

Two tinted photos of Aaro Hyden in Fano, Italy, dated November 1943. One photo is of Aaro riding a bike with another unidentified soldier. The second tinted photo is of Aaro seated on the tire of a WWII plane.

A green photo book of black and white photos of Aaro Hyden while he was stationed in Italy during WWII. The photos have no identifiers on them.

The Honorable Discharge/Separation Paper for Aaro Hyden from the US Army dated September 15, 1945.

Aaro Hyden's certificate of attendance in Grade VII presented by the Maynard Public School, dated June 12, 1931. It is signed by Charles H. Walker, Superintendent.

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 collection of receipts from the 1910's and 20's retained at the dairy farm owned by the Paakki-Sippo family of Stow. The farm was taken by the Army during WWII as an ammunition depot and is currently part of the Assabet River National Wildlife…

The hood was worn over the gown at graduation exercises. The maroon and gold are Boston College colors and the 3 in. white velvet trim indicates a master's in the arts.

The road was to access land owned by the Town of Maynard. It was never built.

The road was never built.