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Unknown formal portrait, maybe town official, woolen mill executive, doctor etc...

A sign announcing the registration of men for Selective Service in Maynard in the MHS Auditorium.

Mentions Fitchburg

A poster announcing the Fifth Registration of male citizens for selective service during World War II.

A Diploma for Accounting from the Bentley School of Accounting and Finance.

This envelope was mailed from Watertown, Mass to Miss Jennie Brooks, Assabet, Mass. It is dated 1869. The stamps are of the 1869 Series, March 1, 1869 to April 9, 1870. This mail was sent just prior to to the change from Assabet, MA to Maynard, MA.

Two tickets to the People's Theater. People's Theater was located at14 Nason Street-opened on April 30, 1921, seating capacity - 700 on the floor, 250 in the balcony. Shows afternoons and evenings during the peak movie era. It gradually faded out of…

A brochure outlining the gas service rates for 1942.

A newspaper clipping of Fred Wilder, Catcher. Mr. Wilder had a long career with organized baseball. A life-long resident of Maynard, he started his career with the local high school team and then the Town team. He moved on to the Marlboro City Team…

An advertising card for Davidson, the Druggist.

A postcard advertisement from J. J. Newberry Co., 105-107 Main Street, Maynard, MA.

An invoice from David Henderson, Livery Stable.

An invoice from Samuel King, Livery Stable to Mr. Lowell.

A paper written by John J. Sheehan, a 16 year old employee of the carding department in the Assabet Manufacturing Company. It is dated November 17, 1873.

An advertising booklet for Charles H. Persons, Pianos, Maynard, MA. The booklet is entitled "The Tattler- A Game of Love".

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…