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Assabet Institution for Savings
This sign was on the front of the present bank building for several years until the time they started to be open on Saturdays. The Assabet Institution for Savings opened April 29, 1904, on the second floor of the Riverside Block , now Grubers. On…
Assabet Institution for Savings Bank
Two silver, barrel-shaped banks from the Assabet Institution for Savings, Maynard, Mass.
One side is inscribed with: "Start with a coin, End with a barrel of money".
Assabet Institution for Savings, the first bank in Maynard, opened on April…
One side is inscribed with: "Start with a coin, End with a barrel of money".
Assabet Institution for Savings, the first bank in Maynard, opened on April…
Assabet Institution for Savings Bank Books - 1988
In 1988 the Assabet Savings Bank merged with the Middlesex Institution for Savings, Concord, MA. These would be the last bank books issued in the name of Assabet Savings Bank, Maynard, MA.
Assabet Institution For Savings Bank Matchbooks
Four matchbooks with promotional advertising for Assabet Institution for Savings.
Assabet Institution for Savings Key Fob
A brown leather key fob, used for a safe deposit box, with the inscription: "Please return to Assabet Institution for Savings, Maynard, Mass.".
Assabet Manufacturing Co. Letterhead - ca1890
Letterhead from the Assabet Manufacturing Co. with order to Sawyer Mills on obverse.
Assabet Mfg. Co. - 1867
This picture was taken from Walnut St. before Walnut St. was relocated and the bridge built across the river in 1872. At the time of this photo Walnut St. ran from Main St. to Thompson St. After Walnut St. was relocated it was extended to Parker St.…
Assabet Mill - 1936
A picture of the Assabet Mill with the Assabet River in overflow stages in 1936 .
Assabet Mill and Main Street, Maynard, Mass.
Boston and Main Railroad Depot visible center left, trolley tracks seen foreground right.
Assabet Mill Employees - ca 1900
Photo of young boys working at blending. Scored wool and other fibers are blended before carding. As of 1891, one eighth of the workers were less than 16 years old and made 5.5 cents per hour.
Photo of a team of pipe fitters who are part of the…
Photo of a team of pipe fitters who are part of the…
Assabet Mill Office Employees - 1922
Group portrait of Assabet Mill (American Woolen Company) Office Employees.
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Front: Mae Donahue, Dorothy Sheridan, Mildred Randall, Sadie Mallinson, Dorothy Wilder, Eva Tucker, Margaret McCormack, Mary Darcy, Gertrude…
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Front: Mae Donahue, Dorothy Sheridan, Mildred Randall, Sadie Mallinson, Dorothy Wilder, Eva Tucker, Margaret McCormack, Mary Darcy, Gertrude…
Assabet Mill Survey Map - 1922
American Woolen Company
The buildings in red are made of brick, the yellow are made of wood.
