This is a Fitchburg Railroad Corporation Waybill, dated June 11, 1867, for the conveyance of an order of goods from Silas Peirce and Company, a Boston-based wholesale grocery provider, to the Haynes Brothers company in Assabet (the name of the…
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.
A series of four promotional cards for Alfred T. Haynes & Co. Department Store, Maynard, Mass, dated 1911-1912.
The store was located in the Riverside Block, now 145 Main ST., Maynard
The lithograph is titled "Yellow Bird", attributed to Raphael Ingerle, an artist who worked during the early 1900s. This image was a popular depiction used in commercial artworks.
A receipt from the W. A. Haynes Co. for a variety of goods related to farming and animal husbandry. The receipt is made out to H. (Herbert) E. Howard and dated July 31, 1913.
Two promissory notes on behalf of Joshua J. Edwards for Warren Haynes and Abel Haynes. the first is for $250.00 and the second is for $1,300.00. Both notes of promise to pay were issued on September 28, 1893 and March 2, 1897.
Three invoices dated 1916-1917 made out to W. G. Dexter, a Stow farmer. The Haynes Company , located between Summer and Acton Streets on the North side of Nason Street, dealt in grain, feed, hay, straw, lumber, brick, cement, wagons, sleighs, and…
The structure was built in the late 1860's by the Maynard Family. It was sold to Alfred T. Haynes in 1893 and then to the Gruber Brothers in 1917.
Entire upper floors destroyed by fire on July 14, 1934.
The hall on the second level was used for…
Four cancelled checks drawn on the Maynard Trust Company (now the Middlesex Bank) by Jorgin Larsen. They are dated 1921, 1922. These checks were written to Dr. C. D. Fletcher, W.A. Haynes, and Maynard Motor Company.
Two pocket memo/notebooks offered by W. A. Haynes Company, Maynard, MA. The company was a dealer in lumber, brick, lime, cement, grain, feeds, hay, straw, fine carriages, wagons, and sleighs. The inside of the notebooks has room for an individual's…
Located at 51 Summer Street this was originally the Abel G. Haynes residence, built in 1899. The American Legion purchased the house in 1946. It was sold in 2016 and is once again a private residence.