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A cookbook compiled by the Union Congregational Church, Maynard, MA.

During the 1971 Centennial, a group of men in Maynard grew facial hair and where known as the Brothers of the Brush. The Mavericks where a subgroup of the Brothers.

This hat belonged to Tom Sheridan.

Type of pin used by women when hats were a mandatory apparel. It was to keep the hat on the head. This hat pin was found along the B&M railroad tracks.

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The daughter of Lorenzo Maynard, granddaughter of Amory Maynard.

A tin spade given out as an advertising souvenir. The inscription reads: "Say It With Flowers", L. Roy Hawes, Tel. Maynard 98".

Advertising souvenirs for Hawes Florist, 1984. The inscription says "Think Flowers First", 70 Powdermill Road, Maynard, MA, 897-8081.

The Powder Mills owned over 400 acres with the various mills separated on the property for safety reasons.

Haynes Bros. store occupied 1 Riverside Block, ( later Gruber Bros. Furniture), 115 Main St.

An invoice from Haynes Brothers, Dealers in House Furnishings & Fine Groceries. Store address was No. 3 Riverside Block, Maynard, MA. The invoice is for Fred Taylor, and is dated April 15, 1893. The total bill is $4.05.

Alfred T. Haynes Xmas Mailing Card
Originally Riverside Block, later Gruber Building, 117 Main Street

Building Signage:

Alfred T. Haynes

Door signage:

PERSONS
DAHL
HAYNES
HAYNES
BANK
McCLURE

Window Signage:

H.P.N. DAHL
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An advertisement for Haynes, the Clothier, that lists the prices for clothing such as suits, shirts, knee pants, hats, caps, and hose underwear.

Spelling book used at the Emerson-Fowler School from 1983 to 1994.

A composite of two postcards showing the car barn, power plant and superintend's resident of the C, M & H Trolley.

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This was the car barn for the former trolley now out of business. The bus company later became the Lovell Bus Line.

A heavy duty mop from mid 20th century.

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A heddle used in the Assabet Mills. Heddles are loops of wire or cord attached to the loom's harness that are used to separate and control the warp yarns during the weaving process. Each heddle controls one warp yarn, with a loom having as many as a…

This book was the property of the Maynard School Department. The name Mary Hogan is written on the inside cover.

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Standing: Edward Helander, John Helander
Seated: Edwin Helander, Limpi Elers Helander, Fanny Korkee Helander
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