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Elks marching in parade.
A contingent from the Maynard Lodge of Elks marches down Summer Street as part of a Memorial Day or Veterans Day parade.
l to r
Front Leader ___?
1st Row (4): Ralph Cantno, Bill Molloy, ___?, Bob Conquest
2nd Row far right: John Colombo
l to r
Front Leader ___?
1st Row (4): Ralph Cantno, Bill Molloy, ___?, Bob Conquest
2nd Row far right: John Colombo
Santa and elves in the Christmas Parade
Santa Claus and two elves riding on a truck in the downtown Christmas Parade wave to the crowd.
Christmas Parade Marching Band
The lead of a marching band participating in the downtown Christmas Parade. (Hudson High School band?)
American Legion marching in a Christmas Parade
A contingent from the American Legion Demars Post 235 are marching in a Christmas Parade in downtown.
Christmas Parade - Peace on Earth float.
A float depicting the Nativity with a message of Peace on Earth is part of a downtown Christmas Parade.
Christmas Parade - Grand Marshall?
This appears to be the "grand marshall" car leading the Christmas parade.
Tom Cocco seated in car between two women.
Visible in the background are: Patty's Hand Cut Donuts, Jumping Jacks, Maynard Supply Company, Sears.
Tom Cocco seated in car between two women.
Visible in the background are: Patty's Hand Cut Donuts, Jumping Jacks, Maynard Supply Company, Sears.
Servicemen and Veterans marching in a parade
Servicemen and veterans are marching down Summer Street as part of a Memorial Day or Veterans Day parade.
Airman in lead, far left, is probably Benny Sofka.
Knights of Columbus hall and Bacharach's Market are visible in the background.
Airman in lead, far left, is probably Benny Sofka.
Knights of Columbus hall and Bacharach's Market are visible in the background.
Dignitaries entering Glenwood Cemetery as part of a Memorial Day parade
Likely Board of Selectmen and other dignitaries are part of a parade entering Glenwood Cemetery through the main entrance on Parker Street.
Selectmen: ?, Thomas Cocco, Howard Boeske, Willis "Rebel" Dodd
Selectmen: ?, Thomas Cocco, Howard Boeske, Willis "Rebel" Dodd
Student speaking at Memorial Day observance.
A student speaks to the audience gathered in Glenwood Cemetery (?) as part of a Memorial Day observance. (NOTE: Picture is currently reversed and will be fixed.)
Singer or speaker at observance in Memorial Park.
A young woman is either singing or speaking to the audience gathered at Memorial Park (Summer Street) as part of either a Memorial Day or Veterans Day observation. Honor guard and other dignitaries are in the background.
Dignitaries: Rev. Taylor,…
Dignitaries: Rev. Taylor,…
Honor guard entering Glenwood Cemetery.
Servicemen marching in a Memorial Day parade enter Glenwood Cemetery.
Camp Fire Girls marching in a parade
A group of Camp Fire Girls marching down Summer Street as part of a parade (possibly Memorial or Veterans Day). Carrying banners "Camp Fire Girls" and "Bluebirds".
Little League Parade or Ceremony
A presentation of flags by American Legion at a baseball game or part of the Little League parade.
American Legion Ladies Auxiliary in parade
A group of women, probably from the American Legion Ladies Auxiliary (and possibly other organizations), are part of a parade heading down Waltham Street from Summer Street.
Servicemen and American Legion Members in parade
Servicemen and members of American Legion Post #235 parade down Waltham Street (from Summer Street) as part of a Veterans Day or Memorial Day parade.
Assabet River Flood - 1968
Summer Hill Road
Lots 40 and 42 Summer Hill Road in the flood plain of the Assabet River.
Dr. Raymond Hooper at Football Game - 1960's
This photo appeared in the newspaper with the accompanying article.
Dr. Raymond E. Hooper
Dr. Hooper was born in Maynard, April 3, 1897, son of William Dale and Adah ( Ingham ) Hooper. He attended primary and high school in Maynard, then Tufts Preparatory School and Tufts Medical School, graduating in 1922. He practiced medicine for over…
Testimonial Dinner for Dr. Raymond E. Hooper - 1968
A series of photos taken at the time of a testimonial for Dr. Hooper. See 1999.2120 for a program of the event.