The typical “letter sweater” was awarded to seniors who played enough to earn their letter. Through the 1960s, for boys it was football, basketball, and baseball. For girls, it was field hockey, basketball, and cheerleading.
This southerly view of the Tower Clock is likely taken from Mill & Main building #10. The lower building in the foreground was demolished around 2010 to make way for the current main entrance to the Mill.
The sepia colored photo shows the Mark Whitcomb - Catheriene Davies Hapgood House around 1900. The farm, 63 acres, and house, built ca. 1850, was briefly owned by Fletcher H. Cambridge from Oct. 27, 1900 to July 25, 1901. The current address is…
A black and white aerial photograph of the Mill complex during the Maynard Industries era.
This photo appears to have been taken during winter facing north, providing an aerial perspective of the mill from Thompson Street. Main Street, Nason…
A black and white aerial photograph of the Mill complex during the Maynard Industries era.
This photo appears to have been taken during winter facing northwest, providing an aerial perspective of the mill from Thompson Street. Main Street and…