A report prepared for John F. Lovell, proprietor of the bus line for "The purpose to secure complete information concerning the Concord Maynard & Hudson Bus Line for a period of ten months beginning January 1st, 1924. Having done so, we have…
A copy of the original public warrant for the "Act of Incorporation of the Town of Maynard, Mass". This public notice requested all eligible voting citizens to attend a public meeting to be held at 1:00 PM, on April 27, 1871 at Riverside Hall for the…
William Gutteridge's first tax bill, poll tax, in the newly incorporated Town of Maynard (1871). It was accessed by Lorenzo Maynard and payable at the Counting Room of the Assabet Manufacturing Company.
This set of D & M brand - 3/4lb. - wooden dumbbells is a gift to the Maynard Historical Society, in honor of Maynard's Sesquicentennial Anniversary, from Kate Wheeler.
The set was left behind after the clearing of the old Maynard Fowler School gym…
A series of photographs documenting the removal of the bell from the belfry of the Mission Evangelical Congregational Church. This bell was donated to the then Finnish Congregational Church in 1935 by the Mill, where it was used as a 9pm "curfew…
In early 1946, Gerry A. Bilodeau and his associate Roger A. LaBrecque ordered a new Luscombe (two seater) from Roland Maheux at he Maheux's Airport in Minot, Maine. It was a polished Silvaire, registration NC72025*, a Model 8A "all metal" aircraft…
The Nason Street Diner (aka D's Subs, aka Maynard Diner, aka White's Diner, aka Hoffman Diner) was a classic American Diner located at 48 Nason Street from, at least the 1920s until the mid 1980s. (It was also listed as 50 Nason Street)
The Maynard Town Clock, located in the Mill, had a major facelift in July 1999. Part of the project was to restore the clock to its original color scheme of white with brick red trim. In the 1940s, during World War II, the red paint was covered…