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The original water works for the Town of Maynard consisted of White Pond, 3 miles south in the Town of Hudson and Stow, and a pipe connecting the pond to a pumping station in Maynard (now Winter Street). The water flowed through a 15" clay pipe from…

A history of the water department in Maynard through 1966.

The document is the plan for Maynard's water pumping stations at the time of the installation of the pipe from White's Pond.

A map showing sewerage system and proposed treatment plant.

Existing and proposed improvements to the water pipes by the Planning Board.

The map was created to show the water system and fire protection for insurance purposes. It shows the structural components of the buildings and has myriad details about the town. see 1999.1492 for another copy

The map was created to show fire protection for insurance purposes. It shows in detail many of the towns structures, streets and a glimpse of the activities occurring at the time.
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Map showing the early source of water for Maynard.

Flow test at various locations and compared to 1940.

Paul Wilson, Superintendent of the Walter Works, in center of photo is inspecting the work. The water line is being installed from White Pond, Hudson to the Maynard Pumping Station, see 1999.2787.