The building is at the North East corner of the Summer St. and Nason St. intersection. The series of color photos show the much altered (Coco) building at the time of its demolition in 2003 to make way for an apartment building.
The Operating Manual for the H. H. Scott Model 330-D AM-FM Stereo Tuner.
From the manual: "The 330-D AM-FM Stereophonic Tuner is equipped for both monophonic or stereophonic reception . It also features a multiplex outlet jack so that the unit…
A full-color construction book for the Scott LK-60 Solid- State Stereo Amplifier. This 25-page book contains background information on the H.H. Scott company, a description of the companion LT-112 Tuner,
Titled "SCOTT brings you the exciting world of STEREO components", the brochure includes an introduction to stereo and high-fidelity audio components, a background and history on the underlying technologies, and a review of the Scott manufacturing…
Titled "SCOTT STEREO - The Exciting World of Quality Components, Kits and Speakers" this brochure includes an introduction to stereo and high-fidelity audio components, a background on the underlying technologies, and a review of the Scott…
"Space age techniques that fill tiny satellites with complex electronic circuitry, now have been directed to your living room. Here, in three handsome little cabinets, is an advanced "solid state" music…
A Program for "H.M.S. Pinafore" presented by the Ladies Aid of the Methodist Episcopal Church on Thursday, January 30, 1930, held in the Colonial Hall, Maynard, MA.
An enlarged copy of a Hager cartoon that hung in Jack Knowles, Engineer, office as a competition reminder. The "Watch out for the competition" statement was added by DEC.
The original dairy was started by Hans Eriksen around 1909 later sold to Hans H. A. Erikson. At some point the last name was spelled with an o rather than an e.
The three bottles shown has the original spelling.
Newspaper clipping describing the 50-year anniversary of the St. Casimir's Church.
The celebration began with a procession from the rectory to the church lead by James Mertz and the Fourth Degree Knights of Columbus. Following were altar boys and…
Two genuine Old Whittemore Hand Carding Wool Combs. These were made in the Watson-Williams Manufacturing Company, Leicester, Mass. These early carding combs have an interesting history. Their namesake, Amos Whittemore, was granted a patent for a…