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Maynard Trust Company - ca 1915
Maynard Trust Co. under construction. It is the building at 75 Main Street.
Sign for Tutto's Bowling Lanes
The sign at 24 Main Street and River Street for the (new 1964) Tutto's Bowling alley. (Stretch's Tavern can be seen in the background at 29 Main st.)
Fall Sale Storefront of F. W. Woolworth Company
Fall sale window display at Woolworths. The signs proclaim they are "Fall Fashion Preview". Woolworth's, a national five and dime store, was located at 69 Main Street.
Tutto's Bowling Lanes, Pool room and Luncheonette
This is the original location of Tutto's Bowling Lanes at 24 Main Street before it relocated to a larger facility in the rear of this building in 1964.
F. W. Woolworth Company
Woolworth's, a national five and dime store, was located at 69 Main Street. A sale for 10% off is in the windows (Wed, April 30th)
Ledgard Real Estate
The Ledgard Real Estate office was located at 41 Main Street. Harold Legard is on the left shaking the hand of an unidentified gentleman.
Irving Manning and Fleepo the Clown
Irv Manning, owner and pharmacist at Manning Pharmacy at 76 Main Street with Fleepo the Clown (Phil Bohunicky)
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.
Tutto's Bowling Lanes
There were 16 Alleys for candle pin bowling. They were built by AMF in 1964. The building was at 24 Main St. in the rear.
Fender Bender on Main Street
Appears to be a minor auto accident on Main Street. Note that at this time Main Street was 2-way. The Co-Op is visible in the background.
Fender Bender on Main Street
Appears to be a minor auto accident on Main Street. Note that at this time Main Street was 2-way. The Co-Op is visible in the background.
Centennial-related Display outside of Town Building
A centennial-related display set up outside of Maynard Town Building at 195 Main St. The sign reads "Ye Old Nut House" (or Hot House?), RESERVED, Maynard 1871. The 3 name plates are for (l-r): Chief George Whalen, Chairman Howard Boeske, Chief Al…