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The Game of Maynard - 1971
Two Maynard Centennial Games were developed for the Centennial celebration for Maynard, MA, in 1971. This is the Game of Maynard, the second is Wheeler Dealer.
Names of Maynard Individuals on the Game:
A. Anderson, C. Ahern, T. Athorn, Baystate…
Names of Maynard Individuals on the Game:
A. Anderson, C. Ahern, T. Athorn, Baystate…
Wheeler Dealer Game - 1971
One of two games developed for the Centennial, along with The Game of Maynard. A board game of skill, strategy, and the "luck of the dice", for 2-6 players. The sponsors included individual donations and the Maynard Rotary Club.
The individual…
The individual…
1936 Mill Street Road Map
Plan of Mill Street Maynard as Ordered by the County Commissioners.
Depicts entire street including connections to Main Street and Summer Hill Road.
Depicts entire street including connections to Main Street and Summer Hill Road.
1939 Road Map of Summer Hill Road (partial)
Plan of a Portion of Summer Hill Road, Maynard as Ordered by the County Commissioners. Map is a segment of Summer Hill Road terminating at Summer Street.
Project Manual for Paving & Drainage
A Project Manual for paving and drainage of the lower level parking at the Mill, 146 Main St., Maynard, Mass. It outlines requirements for bidding on the project.
Serv-u Shop Signs
Two Serv-U Shop signs was made by Miss Marion F. Spinney from a piece of wood from her home. The Serv-U Shop was located on Nason St. in the Naylor Block. Miss Spinney was the originator and owner of the Shop from 1924-1967. The Shop dealt in…
Maynard Business Men's Association Outing - 1911
The Maynard Businessman and the Cambridge Businessman had a joint outing for many years.
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Front row: W. B. Case, James Eaton, James Coughlan, Dr. Clifford King, P. J. Sullivan, (Fr. Crowe's brother), Rev. John A. Crowe, Joseph Gately, Frank…
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Front row: W. B. Case, James Eaton, James Coughlan, Dr. Clifford King, P. J. Sullivan, (Fr. Crowe's brother), Rev. John A. Crowe, Joseph Gately, Frank…
Plot Maps of Maynard, MA Assessors Maps
These photos were taken by the Moore Mapping Company for the Maynard Assessors. The Company flew over Maynard to do the mapping on April 21, 1974.
Assessors Map - 1974
A detailed survey map of Maynard. First page is the index to the map. The files are named to correspond to the page numbers. Pages number 1-37.
The Bishop of Cottontown, A Story of the Southern Cotton Mills
Book was the property of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows, Maynard, Massachusetts. This edition also includes a name plate for Ralph W. Case, a member of the Maynard Historical Society.
Historical Markers Erected by Massachusetts Bay Colony Tercentenary Commission
Massachusetts Bay Colony Tercentenary Commissioners, appointed by Governor Frank G. Allen: Herbert Parker (Chairman), Frank Roe Batchelder (Vice Chairman), Sybil H. Holmes (Secretary), Robert B. Choate, John Cifrino, Henry Colt,, Allan Forbes,…
Recipes & Remembrances Cookbook - 2002
A cookbook celebrating 150th anniversary of the Union Congregational Church.
Supplement/Evening Telegram
St. John's, New Foundland
The supplement depicts scenes of the area that many Maynard immigrants originated.
Service Flag WW II
This service flag was made by James Ledyard, Sr. He had three boys serving in WW II: William, James, and John.
Maynard Historical Society Sign
A painted wood sign with the words "Maynard Historical Society, Inc. 1871".
Class Ring - 1941
Maynard High School
This ring belonged to Donald Brayden, a member of the class of 1941.
"The Armored Dove" Play Program - 1971
Four play programs for "The Armored Dove", a play presented by the Maynard Dramatic Club on April 2,3, 1971 during the Maynard Centennial Year (1871-1971).
John A. Driscoll for Representative Poster
In 1936 John Driscoll ran as a Democrat and lost to William Stockwell.
People's Theatre & Maynard Theatre Movie Poster - 1932
A show card for the week of October 23, 1932 for People's on Nason Street and Maynard Theatre, Gruber Block, on Main Street.
Maynard Theatre Movie Poster - 1931
The Maynard Theatre was on the second floor of the Gruber Building, 177 Main St.