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John Tobin (l), David Lent (r)

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Leapin Lena, an antique stunt car owned by the American Legion Post 235, is part of a parade on Main Street turning towards Sudbury Street.

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A history of the Leapin Lena from 1927 through 1996 documented by photos, newspaper articles and documents. Several pages shown

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A poster promoting the Large Computer Group's DECSYSTEM 10, DECSYSTEM 2O and DAS (Digital Advanced Systems).

The scene is the Old North Bridge in Concord.

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A black and white photo of John MacDonald, Howard Boeske, and Joseph Dineen laying the cornerstone of the Town Building.

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Front row:
1. Guy Perillio
2. Henry Piecewicz
3. George Whalen (MFD Chief)
4. Albert Crowley (MPD Chief)
5. ???

Back row:
1. ???
2. ???
3. ???

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A white and black painted sign for Lauri's Flooring. The store was located at 104 Main St., Maynard.

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Conductor of the Finnish Band

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A black and white photo of Laurence Curtis.

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1st photo: ___?, Laura Wasiuk, Ruth Liverman
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A collection of late nineteenth/early twentieth century muslin children's clothing. The collection includes young muslin children's dresses, muslin camisole, and muslin hat.

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A black and white photo of those men who rode the last run of the B & M Railroad on May 23, 1958. Those pictured are (l-r): Selectman James Farrell; Trainmen- William Galuzzo, Fred Whitney, G. Gilman; Selectmen Joseph P. Dineen; Station Agent- H. N.…

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Fr. Quinn, Stanley Kulik, Ben Sofka, John Paul, Peter Pronko

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Sepia-tinged photos (2 ct) of Walter Larkin's home, the former Methodist Parsonage), on Walnut St., Maynard.

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A 4 lb. wooden Indian Club from the Tarmo Athletic Club at the Parker St. Hall.

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A large family Bible with the name Colon Brown on the inside.

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Clay pipes were smoked quite commonly up to and through World War I. They were called "T.D." pipes and most were made in Ireland.

The imprinted words read: "Boston Bean Pipe". This particular pipe seems to be made in Germany as noted on the stem…

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A large wooden bobbin with navy blue yarn from the Assabet Mills, ca1900.