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This was a school bus stop located at 169 Parker Street and Old Marlborough Road. The sign reads "Allandale Bus Stop", with the names Maureen, Kelli, and Leslie underneath.

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Joe Nastasha in front of Parker Hardware at 77 Main St

Parishioners leaving St. George's Episcopal Church as part of a Palm Sunday service. The church was located on 63 Summer Street and was open from 1895-2006.

A sidewalk sale outside of the Outdoor store at 24 Nason Street. (In the background signs can be seen for Hawes Florist and the Firestone Tire Store). The salesman is wearing a "Salute to Maynard" hat (centennial?)

Carnivals, possibly sponsored by the American Legion, were often held at Crowe Park (Great Road)

Unknown Coast Guard sailor with younger family members. Perhaps a Memorial Day observance.

l to r
Rear: John Tomyl, Will Dodd, Howard Boeske, Donald Prescott
Front: Pete Stalker, John Tobin, Fred Gould

Grubers Brothers Store was at 117 Main St. Wasily Chernak (center).

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The church was built on Glendale Street by the Finnish workers from 1905-1907 and dedicated on June 6, 1908. The parish moved to a new location (North Sudbury) in 1967 and the building was later used as the Church of the Nazarene. It is currently a…

A group at 56-62 Main Street in front of the Co-op encouraging people to vote for Eugene McCarthy for President.

A winter scene featuring the Union Congregational Church (80 Main Street)

Parishioners leaving St. George's Episcopal Church as part of a Palm Sunday service. The church was located on 63 Summer Street and was open from 1895-2006.

Parishioners leaving St. George's Episcopal Church as part of a Palm Sunday service. The church was located on 63 Summer Street and was open from 1895-2006.

Parishioners leaving St. George's Episcopal Church as part of a Palm Sunday service. The church was located on 63 Summer Street and was open from 1895-2006.

Appears to be a minor auto accident on Main Street. Note that at this time Main Street was 2-way. The Co-Op is visible in the background.

Albert Hatch, formerly of Stow, shows his prize after fishing. Taken on Nason Street (the Knights of Columbus building is in the background). Albert was a member of the Maynard Rod & Gun and the Maynard Elks.

This is a photo likely taken in the (Great) Northern Studio, located on the second floor of 63 Main Street (Woolworth's building) probably in the mid-70s.

The studio was founded in the 1970s by Boston's Peter Casperson and artist manager Bob…

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This is likely a photo taken in the (Great) Northern Studio, located on the second floor of 69 Main Street.

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