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First Four Mail Carriers in Maynard - 1920
Carrier service was instituted in Maynard on May 1, 1920. The backwards lettering on the truck reads Maynard Laundry.
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Harold V. Sheridan, James H. Eaton, George E "Speck" White, William A. Sweeney
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Harold V. Sheridan, James H. Eaton, George E "Speck" White, William A. Sweeney
First Grand Concert and Ball Dance Card - 1895
Maynard Hose Company, No. 1
People involved in putting on the dance: James Claflin, Thomas A. Sweeney, Edward Ferns, M. E. Sheehan, D. W. Adams, George Whitney, P. J. Kivlehan, George Nelson.
First Kodak Brownie Camera
A black leather Kodak Brownie camera.The Brownie was a series of cameras made by Eastman Kodak. Released in 1900, it introduced the snapshot to the masses. It was a basic cardboard box camera with a simple convex-concave lens that took 2 1/4-inch…
First Maynard Junior High Baseball Team
A sepia photo of the Maynard Junior High School Baseball Team.
First National Stores Beverage Bottles
One is a Millbrook Club beverage capped bottle. The other is an unknown beverage bottled rubber corked bottle.
Millbrook Club was a First National Store (later Finast) brand.
There was a First National Store on Nason Street.
Millbrook Club was a First National Store (later Finast) brand.
There was a First National Store on Nason Street.
First National Stores Tonic Bottle
A green, glass bottle from First National Store at 25 Nason St., Maynard. The words on the bottle read: "First National Stores, Registered Somerville Mass."
First Parish Meeting House Pew Deed - 1848
Isaac Maynard, Stow, Mass.
A copy of a pew deed paid by Isaac Maynard, father of Amory Maynard, for $49 dollars.
First Place Viesti Trophy - 1928
A trophy for first place for a viesti contest, awarded to Fitchburg in June 24, 1928.
First prize medal - B.J. Coughlin - 2-mile walk 1889
Medal won by B.J. Coughlin as first prize for a 2-mile walk in Maynard on March 2, 1889. "B.J.", as he was known to all, was not only one of Maynard's prominent citizens but he was also an outstanding athlete in his younger days - walking, running,…
First Prize Medal in Senior Tennis at Camp J. Kilmer - 1933
First prize medal was won by Miss Eileen Johnston (now Mrs. Robert Duggan). Camp Joyce Kilmer was located in Scituate, Mass. It was the property of St. Bridget's Parish and was used during summer vacation by the children of the Parish.
First Prize, Trade Display - 1916
Fourth of July Parade
The Misses Comeau, J. Leo Comeau, driver.
Picture taken in front of the then Methodist Church, corner of Main and Summer Streets.
Picture taken in front of the then Methodist Church, corner of Main and Summer Streets.
First Three Maynard Men to Volunteer for World War II
Veli R. Kangas, Benny M. Sofka, John Bygraves
Picture taken at Concord, Mass. on November 18, 1940.
First Trash Sticker - 1970's
This is the first Solid Waste sticker produced when the Town went to a pay as you go system. Note the serial number.
Fitchburg Railroad Waybill - 1867
This is a Fitchburg Railroad Corporation Waybill, dated June 11, 1867, for the conveyance of an order of goods from Silas Peirce and Company, a Boston-based wholesale grocery provider, to the Haynes Brothers company in Assabet (the name of the…
Fitchburg Railroad Waybill - 1872
A receipt of goods shipped to H. H. Townsend, Union Depot (Manchester), New Hampshire from the Assabet Manufacturing Co. ( woolen mill) via the Marlboro Division of the Fitchburg Railroad. Amory Maynard at that that time was the Mill Agent.…
Fitchbury State Teachers College - Class of 1918
Front: last on right is Marion Gladys Townsend, the daughter of Benjamin and Louise Carter Townsend.
Five Girls
A photo with five unnamed girls who are dressed up and posed on a front porch.
Flag Retirement Ceremony - 1996
American Legion Post 235
Participants included: Daniel DeForge, Stewart Campbell, Guy Iannuzzo, Milton Lashus, Richard Marsden, Robert Marsden, Marge Iannuzzo, Raymond DeForge, John McDonough
Flatiron
A 'sad' iron from 19th century to early 20th century. A flatiron is a nonelectric iron with a flat bottom, heated for use in pressing clothes, cloth, etc.