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Four black and white photos related to Gomberg Jewelry Store at 79 Main St., Maynard. The first photo is of Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Gomberg; the second, is of Irwin Gomberg at the store counter; the third photo is of Irwin Gomberg and unidentified…

A program for the Maynard Summer Drama Workshop presentation of Thornton Wilder's "Our Town". The production was put on by workshop participants along with The Young Maynardians on July 26,27,& 28, 1973. The director was Ronald J. Chibaro.

A program for a presentation of the play "The Better Understanding" by The Little Theatre Group in Maynard.

A program for "Take My Advice" performed by the Maynard Teacher's Club.

1. A memorial card for William Gutteridge, presented by George and Clarence Gutteridge.

2. A Christmas Card sent by Mrs. William Gutteridge to Schnair Family, 1920.

Seems to be two real estate tax notices.

This is the year Little League was started in Maynard

A black and white photo of a fundraising event held in 1971. It appears to be sponsored by 4H.

A black and white photo of six children who are members of a photography club, and their leaders Charles Berrial and George Edwards.

A black and white photo of nine young girls learning to knit and their leader, Jean Martin.

Two black and white photos of four young girls learning to sew and their leader, Joanne Baker.

A black and white photo of a sewing club with their leader, Cecile Karpuchz. The photo shows a number of young children learning how to sew.

A lack and white photo of nine children and their leader, Mrs. Jasnoluwicz. The children are working on flower arrangements.

A black and white photo of six children and their leader, Faith Bragden. This club picture shows Ms. Bragden overseeing the sewing lessons for the children.

A black and white photo of six children and their leader,Lauri Hunter. The photo shows children preparing food under the watchful eye of Ms. Hunter.

A black and white photo of a woodworking club. The photo includes five children and their leader, Irving Baker.

A black and white photo of four children and their leaders, Harry Chapell and Walter Capone. The photo depicts the group with a piece of surveying equipment in a preserved land setting.