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Lovell Bus Lines Tickets
Three adult tickets for the bus. The Lovell Bus Line succeeded the Concord, Maynard and Hudson Street Railroad in 1923 and operated over the same route and the same towns until 1954.
Lovell Bus Lines Small & Large Money Bags
Two large and one small cotton money bags used by the Lovell Bus Lines.
Lovell Bus Lines Commutation Book
The booklet, now empty, contained 13 coupons possibly owned by E.Barker.
Lovell Bus Line Sign for Revere Beach Trips
Wooden sign announcing bus specials headed to Revere Beach from Leominster, Lancaster, Clinton, Berlin, Hudson, Stow and Maynard
LOTUS 1-2-3
For the Digital Equipment Corporation
Rainbow 100 Personal Computer
An unopened documentation box containing Spreadsheet, Graphics and Information Management instruction manuals.
Lorenzo Maynard's Mausoleum
Mount Auburn Cemetery, Cambridge, Massachusetts
Lorenzo Maynard, his wife and their four daughters are buried in this crypt built in 1904. Second photo taken on a tour of Mt. Auburn Cemetery in 2000.
Lorenzo Maynard Watering Trough
Donated to the town in 1889 by Lorenzo Maynard, it stood at the corner of Nason and Main Streets until 1915. Later moved to corner of Walnut and Main where it remained until 1952. It was taken to the town barn and dumped with other unused…
Lorenzo Maynard House - 2015
Lorenzo Maynard's house as seen on Dartmouth Street. Amory Maynard's house was up the hill west of Lorenzo's. ( Amory's house was destroyed by fire in 1965.)
The black and white photo is Lorenzo's house in Winchester after he left Maynard.
The black and white photo is Lorenzo's house in Winchester after he left Maynard.
Loom Fixers Union Dues Books - 1903
Dues books belonging to Joshua Edwards and Albertes Howes for the Loom Fixers Union No. 18, Lawrence, Mass., dated 1903.
Looking at a car at Sinclair Gas Station
The Sinclair Gas Station and New Orbit Car Wash, located on Waltham Street at intersection of Main and Summer Streets, was run by George O'Brien.
The photo shows a number of (assumed) high school students looking under the hood of a car at the…
The photo shows a number of (assumed) high school students looking under the hood of a car at the…
Logic Modules - 1957
Digital's first products were logic models enclosed in an extruded aluminum wave guide. The circuits were negative-logic build with surface-barrier germanium transistors, which could run at 5 megahertz. There was no other product on the market like…
