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John S. Geron
A sepia-colored formal photo of John S. Geron, early twentieth century.
D. Pitman
A black and white formal picture of D. Pitman,
Mrs. C. D. Holmes, Edna Denniston, Mrs. Dinsmore
A sepia-colored, formal photo of three women: Mrs. C. D. Holmes, Edna Denniston, and Mrs. Dinsmore.
Mr. & Mrs. Nivala
A black & white formal photograph of Mr. & Mrs. Nivala.
Mr. & Mrs. Loija
A formal photograph of Mr. & Mrs. Loija.
Mr. & Mrs. Tafferi
A formal photograph of Mr. & Mrs. Tafferi.
The Priest Family - Getting Ready for the Holidays
Two copies of a sepia-colored photograph of the Priest Family. The Priests ran the Central Market, at the corner of Nason and Summer Streets. The photo captures the Priest family plucking chickens- considered to be serious business by the family- in…
The Priest Twins
A sepia-colored photograph of William and Walter Priest. They were two of Maynard's leading business men in the early 1900's to the 1930's.
IOOF-MU Independent Order of Odd Fellows - Manchester Unity
IOOF-MU Independent Order of Odd Fellows - Manchester Unity
Nason Street - 1971
Nason Street with the buildings decorated for the Centennial.
Phil Bohunicky - 1992
Phil made this entire baseball uniform. He was an entertainer for many years as "Fleepo the Clown"
Mrs. Cheney
Photograph of Mrs. Cheney
Fox Hunters
A sepia-colored photo of (l-r): Joe Donohue, Alex Marsden, Jack Cronin, and Jack Marsden. They are posed with their dogs and fox skins.
Uncle Sam & Friends - Photo
A copy of a photo of Aquilla Ruynard, who lived at 44 Brown St., Maynard, MA, and worked for the American Woolen Co. until 1936. Mr. Ruynard played Uncle Sam for the town during Maynard Merchants Week. This picture was taken in 1900.
Mill Clock Tower
A photo of the Maynard Mill Clock and Tower.
Mill Clock
Two black & white photos of the mill clock.
Toivo Frigard - Photo
A formal, sepia-colored photo of Toivo Frigard.
Gruel Cup
2 1/2 in high China cup, looks like might have been used to pour syrup.
Souvenir Vase with picture of Assabet MIlls
Five inch high vase made for the Combination Cash Store Company which was operated by a Mr. Crosby on the ground floor of the Masonic Block in the early 1900's.