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May have been a school photographer.

A certificate issued to Stanley Slabyz for four shares of capital stock.

A copy of a large framed lithograph.

Postcard, in Finnish, sent from Annie Hnikan(?), Sudbury Rd., Concord to Mary Anderson, Maynard in 1920.

Second card is a duplicate in bettor condition.

A sepia photo of Jeannette Cherry Adams, mother of Mary (Adams) Maynard, and wife of James Adams.

A sepia photo of Mary Adams Maynard, wife of William Maynard.

A photo of Grace Ella Maynard, daughter of William Maynard, and twin sister of George Elmer Maynard.

A photo of Mary Maynard, daughter of William and Mary Maynard, born 1853.

A photo of William Maynard, son of Amory Maynard.

Two photos of Mary Adams Maynard, wife of William Maynard, taken in her home at an elderly age.

A photo of Mary Adams Maynard, wife of William Maynard.

A sepia photo of James Adams, father of Mary Adams Maynard.

Possibly Raymond Veitch for sure not his brother Jack.

A photo of the 1972 Board of Selectmen, including (l-r) William Dodds, Howard Boeske, Tom Cocco, (in back) Joan Nyholm.

Four black and white photos of four Maynard Policemen, including Eino Nyholm, Al Crowley, and Matti Tervo. The fourth policeman is unidentified. The date is August 1, 1948 at Voses.

Photo #3:
Row 1: ___?, ____?, ____?, Eino Nyholm ('Bonesy'),…

A black and white photo of the Keystone Bowling Champs of 1941-42. Included in the photo are: C. Cullinane, J. Kytola, C. Robbins, Conrad Mayberry, Capt. E. Peterson, and Eino Nyholm.

A black and white photo of Mr. Murphy, a co-owner of the Murphy and Martin Service Station, taken in 1940.

A photo of the Manager of the Fashion Shop, mid-twentieth century.

A photo depicting a group of community people who support the Governor's Alliance on No Drugs campaign. Photo taken in front of the Fowler School.

(Left-side): __?, __?, Bob Larkin, Joe Cardoza.
(Right-side): Karl Nyholm, Frank Salse, Arner…

Maynard Industries purchased the Maynard Mill before Digital. A variety of small businesses occupied the mill spaces in the early 1950's. Three black and white photos are included here of different shop stations.