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An official booklet with songs that the army could use including: The Star Spangled Banner, The Army Air Corp, Battle Hymn of the Republic, Oh! Susana, The Caissons Go Rolling Along and many others.

A pamphlet published by the Massachusetts Committee on Public Safety designed to aid local committees in establishing and training Air Raid Wardens within their own areas.

Two booklets published during the war encouraging the careful use of food.

The folder contains photos, newspaper clippings, artifacts, histories and miscellaneous documents relative to the Town of Stow.

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The Stow Cook Book, published by The Ladies Aid Society of the Union Evangelical Church, is a soft cover booklet

While the book has no publication date, we believe the booklet's is likely from 1917 to 1920. One reason for the later dates is ads…

Coupon for meat, fish, fats, cheeses, gasoline, and cigarettes. Also an extensive newsprint list of prices for goods set by the Office of Price Administration.

Newspaper clippings and miscellaneous documents relative to the war.

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Newspaper clippings relative to the war.

Lists of Maynard soldier who served in the war, newspaper clippings and miscellaneous documents relative to the war.

A collection of documents including:
Application for Renewal of Fuel Oil Ration
V-Fuel Oil Ration Class I Consumer Coupon
War Ration Book Two
Certificate of War Necessity, Commercial Vehicle, Single Unit (1934 Chevy Pickup)
T, T-1 & T-2…

17 photos of the parade

6 photos of the parade
Some of the names written on the photos are: Bain, Keough, Wright, Hanson, Spratt, Baron, Dineen, Stockwell

3 photos of the parade, the names on the photos are: Dineen, Foley, Wright, Hanson

At the corner of Acton and Glendale Street was a collecting point for scrap metal to be recycled for the war effort. Sign reads Official Salvage.

Alice Hanson Pillivant is pulling the wagon. To her right is James T. Hanson.

Various year calendars, newspaper articles and miscellaneous information relative to the club.

Newspaper clippings and miscellaneous information relative to Sudburys' history.

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John Roberts was a Private, Co I, 1st Maine Calvary , Union Army, killed in action on May 3, 1863. Buried in an unmarked grave near Louisa Court House, VA. There is a Commemorative Marker in the Robert's lot at the Glenwood Cemetery.

The name Maynard is displayed on the roof.
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