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Assabet and Middlesex Boarding House - ca.1935
Located at the corner of Main St. and Florida Rd., the boarding houses where built in 1902 by the American Woolen Company. There were dining rooms in the section between the two large structures. The Town of Maynard purchased the building in 1934,…
Assabet and Middlesex Houses
Boarding houses on Main Street at corner of Florida Road - built in 1902 by the American Woolen Company and served as boarding houses until 1933 when the Town purchased the entire building and used it for a Town Hall until 1961. The building was…
Assabet Beagle Club
Maynard
A cloth patch produced by the club.
Assabet Club - ca1950
The building was on Walnut St. behind the Masonic Block. The telephone company occupies that space currently.
Assabet Coal Company
Delivery Slip and Guarantee
Receipts for delivery of coal to Joseph Boothroyd in the 1950's. His address was 166 Great Road.
Assabet Coal Company
A delivery slip for Assabet Coal Company dated April 8, 1957 to Mrs. Hermanson of 3 Field Street.
Assabet Coal Company & New Silos
A sepia photo of the new coal silos at the Assabet Coal Company. The picture was taken shortly after their installation in 1926. The photo has the following individual names identified: Jack----; Milton Whitney; Frank Foster Whitney; Arthur Malcolm;…
Assabet Heights Development Map
A map of Assabet Heights Development, dated October 16, 1946.
Assabet Institute for Savings
The Bank was located at 17 Nason Street.
Assabet Institute for Savings Calendar Card
A "wallet/bookmark" card with a photograph of the Assabet Institute for Savings Bank on 17 Nason Street and a calendar for 1968 on the reverse side.
This shows the bank in its original form (1929). Extensions were made to the sides at a later…
This shows the bank in its original form (1929). Extensions were made to the sides at a later…
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.
A copy of a large framed lithograph.
Assabet Manufacturing Co. Letterhead - ca1890
Letterhead from the Assabet Manufacturing Co. with order to Sawyer Mills on obverse.
