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"I'm Glad I'm Living in Maynard Mass" Mug
A mug with the phrase "I'm Glad I'm Living in Maynard, Mass" inscribed on the outside surface.
Mortar and Pestle
A mortar and pestle used by Dr. Raymond Hooper in his medical practice in Maynard for 50 years.
Town of Stow Souvenir Mug - 1983
A souvenir mug from the 300th Anniversary of Stow, MA Incorporation, 1683-1983.
Twin Tree Cafe Matchbook - 1959
A matchbook from Uncle's Pete Carbone's Twin Tree Cafe, 34 Powder Mill Rd., on Route 62, Maynard, Mass. Tel. TWin Oaks 7-9851. The inside of the matchbook is the date 1959.
American Powder Mill Insurance Map - 1916
Acton, Mass.
Map shows the function of the various structures used in the manufacturing of gun powder.
Maynard Christmas Parade Collection
A collection of Maynard Christmas Parade artifacts. These include 4 Christmas Parade Participant ribbons from 2005, 2007, 2009, 2010. Also, a plaque honoring Philip Bohuniky for his participation in 2001.
Quitclaim Deeds 1938 &1942
Italian Social Club
Three Deeds establishing the transfer of property at 62 - 64 Waltham Street from Carmela Ferrara to the Italian Social Club. First Deed is from Carmela Ferrara to Henry Mariani, the second Mariani to Italian Social Club. The third Deed is from…
Carmela Ferrara to Italian Social Club Lease Agreements
1933-1938
The Italian Social Club leased the building at 62 - 64 Waltham Street from the owner, Carmela Ferrara, for $18/month. The club purchased the property in 1938. These are the two lease agreements covering period from 1933 t0 1938.
Mortgage and Mortgage Discharge 1938 - 1942
Italian Social Club
The Italian Social Club purchased 62 Waltham St. from Carmela Ferrara in 1938. The club, via Henry Mariani, borrowed $2500 from the Cambridge Federal Savings and Loan Association which was paid off in 1942.
Twine Holder & Ball of Twine
Originally used in W. B. Case store on Nason Street, Maynard. The building is now occupied by the Maynard Outdoor Store.
Pair of Vintage Women's Shoes
A pair of high-laced brown leather shoes made for women, ca1900. This pair of shoes was stocked in Oberg's Store on Main Street. They were given to Sara Boeske Patterson as a joke gift during the Christmas season of 1954 by Siggie Oberg and Tony…
Rocker Skates
This was the type of ice skate used through the early 1900's. They were followed by the clamp skate, then the key skate, and finally the present-day shoe skate.
There are 3 pairs.
It was necessary to have a good heel and sole on the shoes in…
There are 3 pairs.
It was necessary to have a good heel and sole on the shoes in…
Hilander Shoes
Three shoes belonging to the Hilander sons of 25 Glendale street. One complete pair and a single shoe of another pair. Both Hilander sons passed away tragically at a young age. One passed in the bathtub and the other was hit by a Maydale beverage…