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Binder of research information used for The Ammo Dump book by the Boothroyds. Contains historical information on the Carbary family

Binder of research information used for The Ammo Dump book by the Boothroyds. Contains family photographs which are unidentified.

Binder of research information used for The Ammo Dump book by the Boothroyds. Contains photographs of people, homes, scenery, trains, etc. Most of the photographs are identified.

Binder of research information used for The Ammo Dump book by the Boothroyds. Contains historical information on the wildlife refuge along with many pictures of slides which are identified.

Binder of research information used for The Ammo Dump book by the Boothroyds. Contains genealogy information on the Haynes family

Binder of research information used for The Ammo Dump book by the Boothroyds. Contains information on Jonas Rice, Rice Tavern, Miss Edith Buckingham, Featherland Farm, Mrs. Israel Haynes, and the Puffer Family.

Annie Honkala and Onni Hyden grew up in houses only 50 feet apart from one another on Taylor Road. They married in 1938.

This parcel was taken by eminent domain in 1942 to become part of the Ammo Dump, Maynard Ordnance Test Station.
see 2016.674 for parcel location

A collection of receipts from the 1910's and 20's retained at the dairy farm owned by the Paakki-Sippo family of Stow. The farm was taken by the Army during WWII as an ammunition depot and is currently part of the Assabet River National Wildlife…

A blueprint showing the utilities for this area of the Natick Labs.

A detail print showing the Igloo (ammunition storage structure) Protection from lightning and physical access.

A section of the Annex was part of the WWII Army Ammunition Depot in Maynard. The additional maps are enlargements of the full map.

This is an updated map of the original map. See 2016.674 for details.

This is an enlargement of Segment A of the Maynard Storage Depot Acquisition Map for the Ammo Dump. see 2016.674 for details.

A real estate parcel map showing the parcels, owners and size, seized during WWII to create the Ammo Dump. The area was used to store and test ammunition for use during the war. The area is now The Assabet River National Wildlife Refuge.