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Middlesex Bank
Formerly named Middlesex County National Bank, located at 25 Nason Street. (Middlesex Bank would later move to 17 Nason Street). The First National Store had previously occupied this site.
Alphonse's Powder Mill Restaurant
The restaurant was located at 34 powdermill road. Prior to them it was the Twin Tree Cafe aka as Uncle Pete's. It later became the the Maynard Elks Lodge.
Boston Edison crew working on down electric wires.
The Boston Edison crew working on down electric wires and leaning pole at 127 Main St. The work crew is Charles Allan and his son Wayne.
Boston Edison crew working on down wires
Charles Allan and his son Wayne Allan, a crew from Boston Edison, working on down electric wires and leaning pole at 127 Main St.
Group portrait at Digital entrance
A group portrait taken in front of Digital Equipment Corporation on Main ST. The gentleman in the center appears to be Massachusetts Governor Endicott Peabody.
R. F. White - Trucking Company
The photo shows Bob White beside his Box truck. He was a local trucker who worked for people hauling and moving items . Bob lived at 125 Summer St. where he had his yard and barn for storage. He conducted Barn sales on weekends. The photo is taken…
McDonald's Restaurant
Two black and white pictures showing the opening of McDonald's Restaurant. Those shown in the photos are: Dan Hurley, Mgr.; Selectman Michael Lynch; DPW Commissioner John Tobin; Jack W. Ochtera, RE Mgr. for McDonald's.
Concord Cooperative Bank
A photo of the opening of the Maynard Branch of the Concord Cooperative Bank. Mary Moynihan of Tobiun Services is shown handing out donuts to Richard Mahoney, a customer. Henry Thompson, President of the Bank, and Roy Mahoney are shown standing to…
Goddard Goldsmith
Three pictures of the Goddard Goldsmith business. One picture shows Richard Goddard looking over a hand-made golden chalice. The next photo shows the Goddard Chalice. The last photo shows Richard Goddard at work engraving the chalice.
Maynard Fish Market
A black and white photo of Ron Gillis weighing a lobster at the Maynard Fish Market in 1980.
By-Rite Store
Two photos of the By-Rite store. One is of the drawing held at the opening in November 30,1974. The two winners were: Richard Mahoney, of Maynard, and Mrs. R.E. Sweeney, of Boxboro. . The second photo shows Micky Olivo, the owner.
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Karate Club of Digital Equipment Corporation
A black and white photo of the DEC Karate Club at 62 Nason Street. The instructor's name was Dick Jones.
A prison guard, from Concord Reformatory, Herb Stuart (from South Acton), took over the school around 1968 and eventually moved it to Main…
A prison guard, from Concord Reformatory, Herb Stuart (from South Acton), took over the school around 1968 and eventually moved it to Main…
K & B Tires
A black and white photo of the K & B Tires opening. In the picture are Bill Gray, owner, and Bob Daigle, owner of the new 5-K Transportation Co., which operates school buses.
Boeske Gas Station
A black and white photo of a car wash sponsored at the Boeske Gas Station. The station was located at the corner of Brown Street and Conant.
Walnut Street Mopeds
A photo of Paul Pessotti and Jack Pessotti outside their Moped Store. The store was located at the corner of Walnut St. and River St.
Dew Drop Donuts
A photo of Richard Turner and his wife, Phyllis, owners of Dew Drop Donuts Shop. It was located on Main Street, Maynard.