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An encased souvenir "gold coin" commemorating the American Revolution Bicentennial and the Battle at Concord and Lexington, 1776-1976. "The shot heard 'round the world" is imprinted on the front of the coin.

Tim Nevins had a bicycle shop in Maynard where the Fine Arts Theater stands now.

Front to Back: Tim Nevins, Fred Binns, John Denniston, Thomas Denniston, Dennis Spain.

The Priest Brothers were famous for their stunts on the 3-passenger model. Identified are: Walter & William Priest, Lyman Priest and Frank Coulter.

A black and white photo of Bill Coye and Fred Davis on the loading dock of their local business.

Two black and white photos of Bill Gray and his R & B Tire business that were taken during his Grand Opening.

An original bill head from Middlesex Launderers indicating H.E. Tolman as the Manager.

Seems to be a running tab for purchases by Lydia Brooks. The part of Sudbury and Stow that was to become Maynard in 1871 was known as Assabett.

A purchase by Lydia Brooks at Tuttle's store. The section of Stow and Sudbury that was to become Maynard in 1871 was known as Assabet.

A three ring binder containing hundreds of invoices for the building of the Maynard Memorial Gymnasium named in honor of all Veterans. The gym located on Summer Street adjacent to the Summer St. High School was opened in 1957 and taken down in…

St. Bridget Church in background, left. Flood’s Barn (later called Pastime Hall) with blue roof in center background - destroyed by fire 25-Feb-1967.

Copy of a post card of the mill area taken from Summer Hill.

(See A252-A206)

A post card showing a birds eye of Summer Hill, Maynard, Mass.

Reardonville was that part of Maynard from Parker Street to Hayes Street, including Roosevelt, McKinley and Harrison Streets. The American Woolen Company purchased the property from the Reardon family in 1902 and built many houses.

Area also known as New Village or Presidential Village.
See A247

A member of the Historical Society since its inception. Served as president for three years and as vice-president for sixteen years. Very active in the historical society and interested in all phases of the history of Maynard. Died suddenly on…

A birthday card produced ca 1930, with accompanying decorative envelope.

A black and white photo of a birthday celebration for Jackie Clair. Those in the picture are: John Bragden, -----, Lea Mullen, Jackie Clair, -----Clark, Carol Bragden (Slade), -----, and -----Mullen.

A newspaper printout of the births in Maynard for 1909.