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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.

Postmarked 1920-11-15
Scene ca 1910

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.

A photograph of four Maynard Police officers taken during the Annual Lithuanian Picnic at Vose Pond on August 1, 1948.

The officers are:
???
Eino Nyholm (foreground)
Al Crowley (middle back)
Matti Tervo (rightmost)

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.