Three black and white pictures of Rally Night 1971 in the Green Meadow Elementary School. The first picture is of the refreshment table and the second is the singing portion of the event.
A faded black and white photo of a doll house built for the Maynard Kindergarten. It was built by Mr. Lawrence Armour of Summer Street. His daughter, Deborah Armour, is shown admiring the doll house.
The School was located on Summer Street.The Dedication
took place in The George Washington Auditorium part of the Complex. Guyer Fowler was a member of an important family in Maynard's History.
The School was located on Summer Street. The Dedication took place in the George Washington Auditorium part of the complex. Guyer Fowler was a member of an important family in Maynard's history.
A group of students attend a ceremony to plant a tree in front of Emerson Junior High School (Fowler School, Summer Street). Possibly Arbor Day? Holding tree: Tommy Sheridan?
This was a school bus stop located at 169 Parker Street and Old Marlborough Road. The sign reads "Allandale Bus Stop", with the names Maureen, Kelli, and Leslie underneath.
In the early years of transporting students the town had only one bus. You had to live on the outskirts of town. Mr. White was the owner and driver, and all grades were picked up on the same run.
A black and white photo of the Fowler School, photo taken in 1970. The school was built in 1926, named the Emerson Junior High School in 1932 and renamed the Fowler School in 1964.
Built in 1903, it was used as a grammar school and was the first brick building to be Town-owned. It was renamed the Woodrow Wilson School in 1932. The third photo shows a later view with the railing on the roof removed. A fire on December 17,…