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Two Gruber Bros. Co. Furniture invoices, dated 1935. The items were sold to the Maynard United Co-operative Club, 54 Main St., Maynard, Mass.

Grubers Brothers Store was at 117 Main St. Wasily Chernak (center).

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Gruber's Bothers Store was located at 117 Main St. Wasil Chernak (left)

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Wasil Chernak (center)

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Gruber's was located at 117 Main. St.
Wasil Chernak (left)

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Photograph of Gruber Brothers Furniture located at 117 Main Street. The building dates to the 1860's when it was known as the Riverside Building. The upper floor of the building was destroyed by fire on July 14, 1934. Second photo taken later after…

2 1/2 in high China cup, looks like might have been used to pour syrup.

A sign in book for visitors to the Digital facilities covering the period from October 22, 1990 to March 31, 1993. A sample page is shown.

Information for new employees to Digital.

These are the sticker that were placed on the car door indicating what was serviced and when.

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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.

The school was built in 1926, named the Emerson Junior High School in 1932 and renamed the Fowler School in 1964.

The School was located on Summer Street. The Dedication took place in the George Washington Auditorium part of the complex. Guyer Fowler was a member of an important family in Maynard's history.

The School was located on Summer Street.The Dedication
took place in The George Washington Auditorium part of the Complex. Guyer Fowler was a member of an important family in Maynard's History.

The School was located on Summer Street. The Dedication took place in the George Washington Auditorium part of the complex. Guyer Fowler was a member of a notable Maynard family.

Son of Orrin Fowler who owned Fowler Funeral Home. Guyer also ran the Funeral Home for many years. Guyer is the grandson of Henry Fowler, an original signer of the 1871 petition for incorporation of the Town of Maynard.
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A black and white photo of the Fowler School, photo taken in 1970. The school was built in 1926, named the Emerson Junior High School in 1932 and renamed the Fowler School in 1964.
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