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This is likely 5 Maple Street.

Al Greeno was born as Albert Henry Greeno in 1923. He was the son of Dominick and Jennarose (Russo) Greeno. He was one of 15 children born and raised on Harrison Street in Maynard. He graduated from Maynard High School in 1942. He was voted the…

Eino "Bonesey" Nyholm leading Memorial Day Parade into Glenwood Cemetery.

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Gladys (Tobin) Swett, Ralph Sheridan, Elizabeth Schnair, Joseph Boothroyd

Ralph Sheridan (top) and Joseph Boothroyd enjoy a steak and corn at a historical society function.

The power house was converted into St. Casimir's Church. Interesting thought on the back of photo.

This item represents a collection of historical data and photos of the the Brown Family house and its early occupants located at 93 Acton Street, Maynard, MA. The project of researching and documenting the history of the house and the family…

A faded green photo album from ca1910 of the Brown Family who were living at 93 Acton Street, Maynard, at the time. There are 67 sepia photos of family members, the house and barn, and family pets.

A collection of color photos of the interior snd exterior of the Brown Family House at 93 Acton Street. There are 90 small color photos and 5 large color photos. The photos show the interior rooms of the house in 2000, along with a photo of the…

In June 2002, the Maynard Historical Society launched a new project of documenting each house in Maynard through photography. An invitation for the Community to help was issued in June 2002. Volunteers were critical to the success. Linda Hart and…

A cookbook created by the student staff of WAVM, the student-run radio and television station at Maynard High School in Maynard, Massachusetts. Proceeds from the cookbook went towards establishing the WAVM Karen Lee MacGillivary scholarship fund.

From the title page:
"History of Middlesex County, Massachusetts, Containing Carefully Prepared Histories of Every City and Town in the County, by Well-Known Writers, and A General History of the County from the Earliest to the Present Time". …

A post card picture of the Co-op Oil Storage Tanks and pump House, with a capacity of 50,000 gallons.

A series of eight, brown-tinted photos that document the Hurricane of 1938 in Maynard, MA. They were developed by Samuel Photo Service, Maynard, Mass.

A postcard of Main Street West End, Maynard, Mass.