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Alice L. Mullin (1912-2005) and Leo F. Mullin (1910-1993) Biographies
Alice Louise Fearns Mullin:
Alice Lousie Fearns was born on September 27, 1912, in the home in which she grew up, at 7 Haynes Street, Maynard, MA. She was the daughter of Bertha Amelda Wall, a high school mathematics teacher from Marlboro;…
Alice Lousie Fearns was born on September 27, 1912, in the home in which she grew up, at 7 Haynes Street, Maynard, MA. She was the daughter of Bertha Amelda Wall, a high school mathematics teacher from Marlboro;…
School Picture on the Steps of the George Washington Auditorium
A black and white school picture with students on the steps of the George Washington Auditorium, Maynard, MA.
Names on the back of the photo include- from the front row to the back:
__, W. Hyden, John Boothroyd, W. Mattson, R. Monson, G.…
Names on the back of the photo include- from the front row to the back:
__, W. Hyden, John Boothroyd, W. Mattson, R. Monson, G.…
Vintage Ruler/Pencil Box
A wooden 1920 pencil box with a slide top and ruler attached. These were used by school children.
Vintage School Slate
Slates were commonly used in schools in the late 18th and early 19th centuries. A slate is a small, rectangular blackboard made from slate stone. The edges were wrapped in leather or wood to protect students' hands. Students used slates because…
Blackboard Eraser
An eraser used on chalkboards to clear any chalk markings left on a blackboard/slate.
Blackboard Line Marker
A line marker filled with sticks of chalk that was used on a chalkboard for both penmanship and sheet music lessons in the school classroom.
Glass Inkwell
A glass inkwell used in the Maynard Public Schools. It was made by the Henry S. Wolkens Co., Boston, Mass.
Centennial Time Capsule School Children Cards
These are "autograph" cards filled out by 332 students attending the Maynard Public Schools containing their name, grade, and school. The cards will placed in the time capsule which was opened for the Sesquicentennial in April 2021.
At this time…
At this time…
"Come Fly With Me" Program
Maynard Parent Teachers Association
A program presented by the Maynard Parent/Teachers Association for the Scholarship Fund.
Grade 3 Woodrow Wilson School - 1940
The school was originally the Main Street School renamed the Woodrow Wilson School.
The picture taken in the back of the school that was destroyed by fire in 1952.
l to r
Back Row (7): Danny Carew, Al Viola, Archie Rogers, Charlie Foley, Billy…
The picture taken in the back of the school that was destroyed by fire in 1952.
l to r
Back Row (7): Danny Carew, Al Viola, Archie Rogers, Charlie Foley, Billy…
Athletic Association Receipts & Expenditures
Town Account
Maynard High School
Six ledgers recorded with the income and expenditures of the High School football, basketball, baseball and other sports.
Maynard High School Graduates 1884-1930
A ledger with the graduates of the high school, colleges attended, employment, married name and current address (1930). The sample page shows the class of 1886 and 1888. Also shown is the number of graduates in each year and the class presidents.
Massachusetts School Register
Bancroft Street School/ Calvin Coolidge School
A collection of School Registers for the Bancroft Street School, renamed the Calvin Coolidge School in 1932. Each Register is for a grade (1-6), year and school. They contain names, date of birth, attendance, address, parent name, nationality,…
Centennial Monograph: Band Parents' Club
A short history on the origins and milestones of the Band Parents Club.
Heidi, A Little Swiss Girl's City and Mountain Life
This book was the property of the Maynard School Department. The name Mary Hogan is written on the inside cover.
Webster's First Bunker Hill Oration and Washington's Farewell Address
This book was the property of the Maynard School Department.
Quentin Durward
This book was the property of the Maynard School Department. The book includes names of students, written on the inside covers in pencil, but most are faded and illegible.
Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin
This book was the property of the Maynard School Department. The book includes names of students, written on the inside covers in pencil, but most are faded and illegible.