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A booklet describing the Blue Cross Insurance Plan for employees of the American Woolen Company, 1945.

A black and white photo of a gathering of American Woolen Company employees. Margaret McCormack is second from left in the row with women. William Bain is in the first chair on the far left of the row with men. Perhaps taken around the late 1940's or…

A picture of the American Woolen Mills, c. 1900, with the railroad embankment and bridge (later removed). In the background, behind Mill #5, are the tower on the home of Lorenzo Maynard, the upper part of Amory Maynard's home, and the tank house for…

The American Woolen Company, by 1900, was was operating 26 mills, one of the in Maynard. By 1923, it reached a total of 57 mills.

A picture of the American Woolen Company Mills at full production in the early 1900's.

The American Woolen Mills Employees Booster is a monthly publication with news and overviews of each of the AWC mills.

This a folded card. The Address side had to be exposed via Post Office Regulations.

Music celebrating the American Workman, Grover Cleveland on the cover.

Binder of research information used for The Ammo Dump book by the Boothroyds. Contains family photographs which are unidentified.

Binder of research information used for The Ammo Dump book by the Boothroyds. Contains historical information on the Carbary family

Binder of research information used for The Ammo Dump book by the Boothroyds. Contains genealogy information on the Haynes family

Binder of research information used for The Ammo Dump book by the Boothroyds. Contains photographs of people, homes, scenery, trains, etc. Most of the photographs are identified.

Binder of research information used for The Ammo Dump book by the Boothroyds. Contains information on Jonas Rice, Rice Tavern, Miss Edith Buckingham, Featherland Farm, Mrs. Israel Haynes, and the Puffer Family.

Binder of research information used for The Ammo Dump book by the Boothroyds. Contains historical information on the wildlife refuge along with many pictures of slides which are identified.

The top photo is Amory, the next one down is Mary. The bottom two are unidentified Maynards.

Moose Social Club on 2nd floor. Nell Coughlin.
Eric Simons, Wm. Pero, Oscar Alving, Ed Ryan

The building was built by Amory Maynard in the 1880's.

In 1846 Amory Maynard moved to the Assabet River valley, now Maynard, and with his partner William Knight dammed the river and begin a woolen mill. The area became known as Assabet Village and 1871 became incorporated as a town named for Amory. The…
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