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A black and white photo of the Knights of Columbus Ladies Auxiliary Officers of 1958-1959.

Front Row: _?, Ellen Sheridan, _?, _?
Back Row: Rita Foley, _?, Irene Malcolm, ? Morrill, _?, Mary Moynihan, _?, _?.

The slate of Officers were…

A collection of 18 black and white photos of the Knights of Columbus Ladies Auxilliary Costume Party, undated. Mrs. Alphonse Paul was the President.

Mary Moynihan (row 1, 2nd from left)
Kay Sheridan (row 2, 5th from left)

A black and white photo of Ed Brennan, local Maynard tuba player, just before boarding a bus for a trip to Lake Kiameska, N.Y., to play in a concert. The photo is dated March 29, 1981. The photo is taken in front of 51 Walden St., Concord,…

An accounting book of 120 pages from B. F. Townsend, Nason St., Maynard, Telephone 15p-3. B. F. Townsend had ads in The Maynard News in 1903.

Paperwork from the B. F. Townsend Plumbing and Heating Company. The paperwork consists of a number of cancelled checks and a receipt for a copper boiler, faucet, and labor.

A receipt from Freeman and Clancy, a plumbing and heating company in Maynard, dated September 24, 1934.

A scrapbook containing many newspaper article about Frank Taylor of 19 Brown St., Maynard. He was honored by the Maynard Lodge of Elks and received a Life Membership from them. Frank Taylor also played Santa for many years in the community of…

Sgt. Albert Connors was in the U.S. 8th Air Force in World War II. Albert Connors was the son of the former Maynard Police Chief, John Connors. The scrapbook is dated January 10, 1944. The scrapbook contains a number of newspaper articles about Sgt.…

Killed in an airplane accident at Westover Field, Chicopee, Massachusetts

A list of parishioners and their donations.

The map is clothed backed and fold-able for field work.

Traffic counts at various locations on weekdays and weekends.

Maynard Zoning Committee at time of map:
James Baudreau, Gerald F. Tierney, Harold R. Wilcox, Harold A. Ledgard, Walter E. Carbone

Flow test at various locations and compared to 1940.

A real estate parcel map showing the parcels, owners and size, seized during WWII to create the Ammo Dump. The area was used to store and test ammunition for use during the war. The area is now The Assabet River National Wildlife Refuge.