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Vintage T Handle Wood Auger/Hand Drill Farm Tool
A hand drill is a manual tool that converts and amplifies circular motion. Though it has been replaced in most applications by power drills, the hand drill is used by many woodworkers.
Grade 3 - 1955
Roosevelt School
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Front Row (11): Jeanne Parmenter, Lynn Dee, Carol Dolson, Mary Graceffa, Leora Barry, Karen Bushey, Nancy Hanson, Sandra Corriveau, Joan Campbell, Linda Goglin, Sandra Bulclerewicz
Center Row (9): Marjorie Bouffard, John Farrar, Allan…
Front Row (11): Jeanne Parmenter, Lynn Dee, Carol Dolson, Mary Graceffa, Leora Barry, Karen Bushey, Nancy Hanson, Sandra Corriveau, Joan Campbell, Linda Goglin, Sandra Bulclerewicz
Center Row (9): Marjorie Bouffard, John Farrar, Allan…
Grade 5 - 1957
Roosevelt School
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Front Row (11): Sandra Corriveau (partial), Francine Jome, Roland Miner, David Hatch, John Lent, Leora Barry, Lynn Dee, Nancy Hanson, _____?, Ronald Forsyth, Carl Fryatt
2nd Row (10): Elaine Colombo, Robert Fardy, Gregory MiIan, David…
Front Row (11): Sandra Corriveau (partial), Francine Jome, Roland Miner, David Hatch, John Lent, Leora Barry, Lynn Dee, Nancy Hanson, _____?, Ronald Forsyth, Carl Fryatt
2nd Row (10): Elaine Colombo, Robert Fardy, Gregory MiIan, David…
John F. Coughlin, Sr. - c.1920's
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Dedication of Maynard Town Building and Library - 1962
A copy of the program used at the Formal Dedication of the Town Building.
Attending individuals:
Edgar M. Olsen, Rev. Richard D. Rintala, Jean T. Caisey, Stanley M. Kulik
Howard E. Boeske, Joseph F. Dineen, John H. McDonald
Edwin Carlton,…
Attending individuals:
Edgar M. Olsen, Rev. Richard D. Rintala, Jean T. Caisey, Stanley M. Kulik
Howard E. Boeske, Joseph F. Dineen, John H. McDonald
Edwin Carlton,…
Union Congregational Church Banner
A red, cotton, and felt banner celebrating the establishment in 1852 of the Union Congregational Church, Maynard, MA. The banner celebrates the 125th Anniversay in 1977.
Model of the First Turbine - Corliss Engine
This model was made by Theodoric Jones who was the first engineer at the Assabet Mills, about 1901-02, when the company began the manufacture of electricity. Mr. Jones was the Grandfather of Mrs. Arthur Price.
'George Corliss invented his…
'George Corliss invented his…
Large Indian Club
A 4 lb. wooden Indian Club from the Tarmo Athletic Club at the Parker St. Hall.
Summer St./Summer Hill Rd. Signs
Two metal street signs: Summer St. & Summer Hill Rd.
Bucksaw
A bucksaw used by the Erkkinen Family.
Three Assabet Mills Shipping Crate Slats
Three wooden Assabet Mills shipping crate slats. These were remnants of shipping crates used to ship products.
Employee Benefit Package - 1978
Digital Equipment Corporation
Four brochures describing the benefits available for Digital employees including medical, retirement, sick leave, vacation, stock options, tuition etc...
Boeske Family on a Motorcycle-1943
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Alice Boeske, Sara Boeske, Louis Boeske, Betty Boeske, Polly Boeske
2nd photo: Louis Boeske on a motorcycle at an earlier time.
Alice Boeske, Sara Boeske, Louis Boeske, Betty Boeske, Polly Boeske
2nd photo: Louis Boeske on a motorcycle at an earlier time.
Wood Moulding Panel
A piece of door moulding manufactured by W. A. Haynes Co., Maynard, Mass. The Haynes Company was located on Nason Street, with buildings running from Acton St. to Summer St.
Broad Axe
This axe was presumably made in Stow. It bears the name of O. Sawyer and J. Rogers (etched in smaller letters below Sawyer) on the blade. It was found in the old barn at William Salo's. The Salo barn stood for many years on Great Rd. at the…
Bread Paddle
A wooden bread paddle used to take loaves of bread out of a large oven at the new VFW building at the corner of Main and Harriman Streets.
Lumberman's Measure
This wooden tool was used to measure board feet in a pile of lumber.
Lumberman's Caliper
This tool was used to measure the thickness of trees.
Old Bucksaw - ca1900
An old, green-painted bucksaw approximately 125 years old, used to cut cord wood.
Ice Pick
An ice pick from the W. O. Strout & Co.