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Liquor License for F.H. Seckel & Co.
A license to sell spiritous or intoxicating liquors, not to be drunk on the premises to Frank H. Seckel and Caroline Seckel doing business on 22 Summer Street.
Notification of Auction of Properties held by Lovell Bus Lines
Announcement of the sale at public auction of 24 valuable dwelling properties by order of Mr. John F. Lovell (Lovell Bus Lines, Inc.)
Includes the terms of the sales and a list of the individual properties (including photographs and lot…
Includes the terms of the sales and a list of the individual properties (including photographs and lot…
Notification of Public Auction of Assabet Mills properties
A booklet detailing the auctioning of properties formerly owned by Assabet Mills (including 101 cottages, 49 two family dwellings, and 12 parcels of unimproved land.)
Includes a sale terms, a detailed description of the properties (with…
Includes a sale terms, a detailed description of the properties (with…
Certificate of Appointment to Joshua Edwards
A certificate from Massachusetts Governor Samuel W. McCall appointing Joshua Edwards to the Local Committee on Public Safety
Notification of Public Auction of 74 Assabet Mills Houses
This sign and booklet cover the auctioning off of 74 properties that were formerly owned by Assabet Mills (including cottages, two-family dwellings, four-family dwellings, multi-family dwellings, boarding houses, and a store.) Includes terms of the…
Company I, Concord, Massachusetts at Camp
Photograph of an army company. Maynard residents Edward Ledgard and William Coulter were members of the unit.
Aerial View of Maynard - 1920
Enlargement of an aerial photo with the Assabet Mills in the center taken by Lt. Stimson in a DeHaviland Airplane.
Main Street and Colonial Hall
Photograph of Main Street showing the Maynard Post Office, J.A. MacPherson Hardware Store, a Laundry, Woolworth's. The Colonial hall was on the second floor above Woolworths 69 Main St.
(The photo is not dated, but we know the Post Office moved to…
(The photo is not dated, but we know the Post Office moved to…
Litchfield Bridge
Two plans that outline the construction of a private bridge for William F. Litchfield. The bridge was designed by New England Structural Co.
Wm. F. Litchfield Wood and Coal
A "Happy New Year" advertising placard for the Wm. F. Litchfield Company, a dealer in wood and coal, Maynard, MA. The ad notes there is a free telephone from J. B. Deane's Store to Litchfiled's main office.
Wm. F. Litchfield Wood and Coal
A "Happy New Year" advertising placard for the Wm. F. Litchfield Company, a dealer in wood and coal, Maynard, MA.
Wm. F. Litchfield Wood and Coal
A "Happy New Year" advertising placard for the Wm. F. Litchfield Company, a dealer in wood and coal, Maynard, MA.
Wm. F. Litchfield Wood and Coal
A "Happy New Year" advertising placard for the Wm. F. Litchfield Company, a dealer in wood and coal, Maynard, MA.
Union Evangelical Church
An envelope from the Union Church, with Leonard W. Fowler, Pastor on the return address. The envelope is addressed to Mrs. Amy Litchfield and is dated Jan. 20, 1940.
W.B. Case & Sons - 1929
Golden Jubilee
Two photos of 24 Nason St. showing the outside of the Case Building on the occasion of their 50th anniversary, 1879 - 1929.
Unknown Girl at Glenwood Cemetery - pre.1938
The tree next to unidentified female and was blown down and the gazebo in the background was destroyed during the 1938 hurricane.