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The High School was located in the Nason Street School, depicted on the diploma. The building was destroyed by fire in 1916.

These veterans are from Acton and Maynard. Met in a location in Acton.

A black and white photo of Irwin Gomberg presenting a RCA portable TV set to drawing winner David Allan, 33 Nason Street, Maynard.

Irwin owned a Village Jewelry Store at 79 Main Street (across from Manning's Pharmacy)

Irv Manning, owner and pharmacist at Manning Pharmacy at 76 Main Street with Fleepo the Clown (Phil Bohunicky)

A color photo of Irving Burg in his office at the Mill.

An iron wrench with three raised articles on the reverse side. The numbers 1 & 2 seem to be clear. The third raised article in the center is difficult to read.

l to r: Irja Aalto & Olavi Aalto.
A sepia- colored photo of Olavi and Irja Aalto in postcard format.
(note spelling is questionable)

A formal, black & white photo of Irja Aalto. Photo by Arlington Studio, Boylston Street, Boston, MA.

A sepia photograph of Irene Martin in her 20's.

A sepia photo of Irene Martin at the time of her high school graduation.

A ledger of the Recording Secretary's Minutes of the Iola Lodge #91, Independent Order of Good Templars, instituted February 19, 1866. The lodge was a temperance group dedicated to the prohibition of alcohol.

These two invoices list the horse, buggy and wagon rental to the Fitchburg Rail Road at the time of the Sterling Branch construction.

An invoice from R. L.Davis on behalf of W. Robinson for $2.40. Items purchased were a Chamber, a pail, a broom.

An invoice from R. L. Davis to Gilbert Robertson for $45.00. The invoice is for a silver mounted harness for $40.00, and a breast plate for $5.00.

An invoice from the American Supply House, at the corner of Nason and Summer Sts., Maynard, for items bought by the Maynard Co-operative Club. The invoice is dated September 19, 1935 and totals $5.15.

A $15.75 bill for cleaning and maintainence for the 1st Nason Street School, Acton Street School and cleaning three school houses, dated September 3, 1883.

George Lovell rented a horse team for furniture moving and maybe for a funeral.

An invoice submitted by Cyrus Hill to Mr. Lewis Davis. The invoice is for the purchase of a hat for $4.00, and another item for $15.00. A total of $19.00 due. Cyrus Hill was a dealer in fur products in Concord, NH. The date of invoice is October 22,…

Virginia Murphy (l) presents Police Chief Albert Crowley with tickets, as Bob Tobin (r) presents tickets to Fire Chief George Whalen, for the Maynard Centennial Gala New Year's Eve party.