This item represents a collection of historical data and photos of the the Brown Family house and its early occupants located at 93 Acton Street, Maynard, MA. The project of researching and documenting the history of the house and the family…
The folders contain class lists, newspaper clippings and other memorabilia for each of the classes. The folders where originally organized by the Maynard Alumni Association.
These files contain class lists, newspaper clippings and other memorabilia for each of the classes. The folders were originally organized by the Maynard Alumni Association.
These files contain class lists, newspaper clippings and other memorabilia for each of the classes. The folders were originally organized by the Maynard Alumni Association.
Four folders containing information on the Maynard Kinights of Columbus from its inception in 1920 throught the 1970's. Included are histories, brochures, newspaper clippings, charter constitution and by laws, memorabilia such as tickets to…
File folders for: High School both Summer Street and Tiger Drive: Fowler School both Summer Street and Tiger Drive; Emerson Junior High; Brick School House; Frost School; Green Meadow School; Bancroft Street and Calvin Coolidge School; Assabet…
A File of miscellaneous information about the following churches: Methodist Church, Union Congregational Church, Russian Orthodox Holy Annunciation, Rodoff Shalom, St. John's Finnish Evangelical Lutheran Church, St. George's Episcopal Church, Church…
A 16 mm film taken in 1921 during and after the Fiftieth Anniversary celebration of the founding of the Town of Maynard. 1921 was a big year in Maynard. Mr. Samuel Lerer, member of the Board of Selectmen and prominent businessman had a moving…
A note of final estimate written by Robert Lewis Davis, Resident Engineer, for the work of Sewall F. Belknap in 1849. The Belknap Company moved 37,873 cubic yards of earth; moved 386 cubic yards of ledge; and, built 169.5 cubic yards of culvert…
A photo showing the final examination of the fabrics as they are pulled over high racks. Inspectors reject or pass the finished pieces according to rigid standards set for the particular grades of fabric. (May not be the Maynard Mill)
The bandstand was built by Abel Haynes in 1904, and was set up at the foot of Walnut and Main Streets (then known as Post Office Square). The Maynard Brass Band used it until 1915. At that time, as a result of a dispute between the Maynard Brass…