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The two photos attached are of the Whitney family. The individuals in the picture are unnamed. If you are able to…

A photo of house and barn with a sign that reads "J. W. Carr, Carpenter & Builder, is for Joshua Carr, a Civil War Veteran who built many houses around Maynard and vicinity. He built one famous Twilight Club building at Lake Boone in 1904.

A faded black & white photo of J. W. Carr in 1919.

A black and white copy of an original photo of Artemus Whitney.

A photo of Grace Frye and her son Marshall as produced by Geo. D. Elson, Maynard, MA. The photo reads: "To Alice Mrs. Grace Frye and son Marshall".

A sepia photo of Theodore Carr's Family in January 1895. Theodore Nelson Carr married Ida Eliza Roberts, who passed away. The woman pictured is Sadie A. Roberts. The children are Edith Marian (standing), Mary Eleanor (left of her mother, to the right…

A sepia photo of Mrs. Joshua Carr & Familyin 1904 in Maynard, MA. (L-R) Grace Carr, Leslie Carr, Mrs. Carr, Alice Carr, and Edith Carr (on Mother's lap),

A sketch of the Calvin Whitney House. Daniel Conant, who lived on the Calvin Whitney place, was the first man wounded at the Concord fight (Revolutionary War) April 19, 1775. The house was located on property currently owned by the Maynard Country…

A color photo of the Artemus Whitney House as it looks in 2015.

A black and white photo of Leslie W. Carr after the accident, in Maynard, MA.

A photo of the Carr brothers sitting on a porch in 1919.

A sepia photo of Alice, Grace, and Edith Carr in Maynard, MA., 1911.

A faded black and white photo of Leslie Carr, taken before the accident. Leslie is the son of Mr. Joshua Carr.

A formal sepia photo of Aunt Hannah Jefts.

A picture of J. W. Carr taken in the yard of his old homestead in Maynard, MA.

A sepia photo of Grace Carr in 1913.

A faded black and white photo of the yard and home of Mr. & Mrs. Bob Whitney in Maynard, MA.

A sepia photo of Mary Whitney, Artemus Whitney's daughter.

Newspaper articles from 1920.

A monograph outlining interesting facts about the International Order of Odd Fellows lodges in Maynard.