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Maynard-Acton Basketball Game
Maynard Fire and Police vs. Acton Fire and Police
Maynard Firefighter George Murphy at jump ball with glasses
Maynard Firefighter George Murphy at jump ball with glasses
Maynard-Acton-Stow-Boxborough Maps
Two copies of a commerce-produced street map of Maynard-Acton-Stow-Boxborough, MA.
Maynard, Hudson and Marlborough Group Outing at Hudson - ca 1890
A sepia photo of the Group Outing in 1890.
Maynard's "Old Jail" on Nason Street
Built in 1891, the jail was the first brick building built by the Town of Maynard for municipal purposes. It was used continuously until 1934 when the police department moved to Main Street. The building was demolished in March 1984 to make way for…
Maynard's 150th Celebration Calendar - 2020
One of two calendars produced by the Historical Commission commemorating Maynard's sesquicentennial. (see 2021.285 for the other calendar).
Maynard's 50th Anniversary Parade - 1921
Collage of Four Photos of the American Legion
The photos are cut outs of postcards. Identified are Harold Sheridan, Frank Parks and John T. Gibbons.
Maynard's 50th Anniversary Parade - 1921
left photo: The parade is heading east on Nason Street passing DeLees Pharmacy and a Rexall sign on the building. The Clock Tower at the mill is in the background.
right photo: John Connors, Police Chief, is shown in the square. Amory Maynard's…
right photo: John Connors, Police Chief, is shown in the square. Amory Maynard's…
Maynard's Annual Christmas Parade Award -2001
Two Participant Awards for Maynard's Olde Fashioned Parade 35th Anniversary, 2001. It was awarded by Philip W Bohunicky. A third award was for the Maynard Fire Departmnt.
Maynard's Boston Post Cane Award- 2014
Massachusetts House of Representatives recognition certificate for Mildred Duggan, recipient of the Boston Post Cane award.
Robert DeLeo and Kate Hogan elected officials
Robert DeLeo and Kate Hogan elected officials
Maynard's Cookin' Home-style Recipes - 2001
A cookbook of collected recipes on behalf of Maynard Matters Committee and the Assabet Valley Chamber of Commerce.
Maynard's First Professional Basketball Team - 1901
Two sepia photos of Maynard's first professional basketball team, dated 1901.
l to r
Front: Matt Campbell, Jack Punch, __Smith
Center: Allie Knox, __Marshall, Albert Axford
Back: George Lynch ("Cubie") , James Haire (Manager), William…
l to r
Front: Matt Campbell, Jack Punch, __Smith
Center: Allie Knox, __Marshall, Albert Axford
Back: George Lynch ("Cubie") , James Haire (Manager), William…
Maynard's Lodge
Picture found at the Maynard town dump by Ralph Sheridan. Origin was a mystery until 2018.
Identified by Kathy Corrigan as "Maynard's in Maine": a hunting and fishing lodge in Rockwood, Maine, which is located in the Moosehead Lake region. The…
Identified by Kathy Corrigan as "Maynard's in Maine": a hunting and fishing lodge in Rockwood, Maine, which is located in the Moosehead Lake region. The…
Maynard's Olde Fashioned Christmas Parade Participant Award - 1999
A white wooden Participant Award plaque from the 33rd Anniversary of Maynard's Olde Christmas Parade, 1999. The Award is sponsored by Philip W. Bohunicky.
Maynard's Olde Fashioned Christmas Parade Children's Award 2000
A green wooden plaque for the Children's Award given during the Maynard Olde Fashioned Christmas Parade 2000. The Award sponsor is Philip W. Bohunicky.
Maynardopoly Game for the Centennial - 1971
Three copies of a board game based on the popular Monopoly game. It is a Limited Edition and was produced for the Town of Maynard Centennial celebration in 1971.
Maynardopoly, Sesquicentennial Edition - 2021
A board game based on the popular Monopoly game. It was produced for the Town of Maynard Sesquicentennial celebration in 2021.
McCormick-Deering Advertising Oil Can
An advertising oil can product produced by McCormick-Deering, which supplied farm machines and implements. The McCormick-Deering label existed from 1923 to 1947 as part of International Harvestors Co.
This can was used for advertising by Maynard…
This can was used for advertising by Maynard…