Old photo of Russell's Bridge (?) spanning the Assabet River near the current Wildlife Refuge. View from Stow toward Maynard on opposite side of river.
A sepia-colored label from a bottle of Rum with J. A. Coughlin & Co. noted. J. A. Coughlin was located at 12 Summer St., Maynard, Mass. The label says "High Grade Our Special XXXX RUM", All Goods Guaranteed".
J. A. Coughlin had a liquor store on…
A booklet published by the Department of Public Utilties outling the regulations relating to public transportation, i.e., buses. The book belonged to Earl Huntoon, a bus driver for the Lovell Bus Lines in the 1930's.
Several pages are shown.
The Concord, Maynard and Hudson trolley opened in 1901 and later was extended from Maynard to South Acton and West Acton. This small booklet was produced to give guidance to the employees of the trolley. Note on the sample page 24 the procedure to…
Better known as The Rink, built in 1885 by Lorenzo Maynard. Later site of Tutto's Bowling Alleys. Completely destroyed by fire Tuesday, November 26, 1912.
Names on the reverse of the photo:
Likely the first six names are top row, last five names bottom row.
Catherine Williams, Mary DeGrappo, Dorothy Reid, Grace Colombo, Jennie Carbone, Mary Luca
Carrie Lenz, Helen Scergen, Margaret Hoffman,…
A promotional brochure for the Non- Rustable Royal Worcester Corsets produce in Worcester, Massachusetts and available at Christie's Department Store. Christie's operated in the early 1900's, located at (115 } Main St., Maynard
Medal presented to Roy Helander for his efforts promoting Finnish activities and heritage in the United States from the
Speaker of the Finnish Parliament.
Top: Roy Helander and the Consul General Antti Lassila
Bottom: l to r
Matti Ahde,…
Copies of this book were given by American Woolen Company to their employees who were returning service men, to allow them to record aspects of their service.
This book belonged to Roy Charles Gray, born on October 22, 1899, in Parrsboro, Nova…
Three photos of Roy Gray, janitor & crossing guard for the Bancroft School. One picture is with two unidentified teachers; and another one shows Roy with police hat and badge for crossing guard. He worked at the school for 25 years.
A gold and blue rotary badge that belonged to Leonard K. Adams. The inscription reads: "Rotary International, Maynard". Leonard K. Adams' name appears on the name plate.
The rotary was located at the junction of Great Rd (Rt.117) and Parker St (Rt.27). It was removed in the late 1970's and replaced with traffic lights. The Balcom Memorial seen in the rotary was moved to 212 Parker St.