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Salesman and customer at the New Idea Store.
The photo shows Gerald Tierney of the New Idea store and Ralph DiPietro Jr. the customer buying a new jacket. The New Idea Store was located at 65-67 Main St.
Salo Farm Field on Parker Street
A photo of Salo Farm on Parker Street.
The farm was located on Parker Street opposite B Street. The barn was moved here from the Elmhurst Farm on Great Road. The farm was a partnership between the Simon and Salo families. The house on the…
The farm was located on Parker Street opposite B Street. The barn was moved here from the Elmhurst Farm on Great Road. The farm was a partnership between the Simon and Salo families. The house on the…
Salo Farm on Parker Street
The house was an original Powder Mill residence. The barn was moved from the former Elmhurst Farm on Great Road. Neither structure is in existence now.
See 2012.337 for a history of the farmland on Parker Street.
See 2012.337 for a history of the farmland on Parker Street.
Salute to Rear Admiral Sampson - 1900
Two sepia photos. As part of Merchants Week, boys and girls dressed as Marines, were on hand to greet Rear Admiral William T. Sampson, the "Hero of Santiago", when he visited Maynard on May 16, 1900. He was presented with a shuttle from the Assabet…
Sample Piece of Cloth
A sample piece of green cloth made at the Assabet Mills during the World War I for the United States Marine Corps.
Samuels Studio of Photography
The first photo is 1968, the second in 1970 after a remodeling. The third photo a few years later.
Located at the corner of Powder Mill Road and Waltham Street.
Located at the corner of Powder Mill Road and Waltham Street.
Samuels Studio Photo Exhibition
A photo of a Samuels Studio Photo Exhibition at the Green Meadow School, Maynard, in 1960.
Mary R. Hudson is pointing at the photographs along with John and Jennie Piantedosi.
Mary R. Hudson is pointing at the photographs along with John and Jennie Piantedosi.
Samuels Studio, Inc.
Two white, plastic purchase bags with Samuels Studio logo, Photography, 8 Waltham St, Maynard, MA
Sanborn Fire Insurance Map - 1931
This is a map created by Sanborn Map Company which details major parts of Maynard with building details that are used by fire insurance companies.
Sanborn Fire Insurance Map - 1899
This is a map created by Sanborn Map Company which details major parts of Maynard with building details that are used by fire insurance companies.
Sanborn Fire Insurance Map - 1904
This is a map created by Sanborn Map Company which details major parts of Maynard with building details that are used by fire insurance companies.
Sanborn Fire Insurance Map - 1910
This is a map created by Sanborn Map Company which details major parts of Maynard with building details that are used by fire insurance companies.
Sanborn Fire Insurance Map - 1924
This is a map created by Sanborn Map Company which details major parts of Maynard with building details that are used by fire insurance companies.
Sanborn Fire Insurance Map -1915
The map was created to show the water system and fire protection for insurance purposes. It shows the structural components of the buildings and has myriad details about the town. see 1999.1492 for another copy
Sanderson & Peters Family History
Two composition notebooks containing information of the Frank E. Sanderson and Mary A. (Peters) Sanderson families. Mary A. Sanderson is the grandaughter of William Maynard, second son of Amory Maynard.
The information was likely compiled during…
The information was likely compiled during…
Sanderson's Greeting Card & Stationery Date Book - 1965
A dark brown 1965 date book giveaway from Sanderson's Greeting Card & Stationery Store, 6 Nason St., Maynard, Louise Webster, Prop.
Sangamo Electric Company Meter
This is a 40 cycle Type H Watthour Meter used in the Assabet Mills.
In September 1902, the Assabet Mills provided electric lighting for the towns of Maynard and Acton. It was 40 cycle current. When radio and other electrically operated equipment…
In September 1902, the Assabet Mills provided electric lighting for the towns of Maynard and Acton. It was 40 cycle current. When radio and other electrically operated equipment…