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Four black and white photos of Mrs. Fardy's kindergarten class in Maynard, MA, performing for parents in June 1949.
Mrs. Fardy later taught the 4th Grade at the Roosevelt School.
Top Photo on left is Richard Fardy, Mrs. Fardy's son.

A formal picture of Mrs. Balcolm of Maynard, MA. Mrs. Balcolm donated one of the watering troughs to the Town of Maynard.

A sepia-colored, formal photo of three women: Mrs. C. D. Holmes, Edna Denniston, and Mrs. Dinsmore.

Photograph of Mrs. Cheney

An envelope addressed to Mrs. Coughlin, Maynard, Mass is dated September 17, 1883. It was sent with a three cent stamp.

Photographed as Mary Peters, great-granddaughter of Amory Maynard. Married to Frank E. Sanderson, town clerk for thirty-seven years.

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 collection of student autographs and school-related photos presented to Mrs. Margaret Brennan Ayotte at her retirement reception held in the MHS Cafeteria. This public event was held Sunday, February 13, 1966. The celebration was in honor of Mrs.…

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Front: ___?___? Mary Bachrack, Rita Creighton, Veronica Janulewicz, Eva Edwards

Back: ___? ___? Joanne Bumpus, Mrs. Sims, Priscilla Aldrich, Peggy Jones, ___? ___?

This school was opened ca.1848, closed in 1857. It was moved to its current location at 166 Great Rd, now a private residents. The Smith School was run by Mrs. Susan Smith at the Levi Smith place on Great Road.

Photos: 1 drawing; 2 1970 B & W ;…

Local No. 787, United Textile Workers of America was a branch of the local unions at the American Woolen Company. This banner was in the possession of Joseph A. White, an active member for years of the Union.

A portrait of 3 generations of the Jussila Family, c. 1916

Standing, Elizabeth Jussila, Mary Jussila
Front Row: Lillian Jussila, Maria Jussila, Kustav Jussila, Waino Jussila

This Multia is a desktop computer that ran an Alpha AXP processor as the CPU.

Located at the corner of Parker Street and Waltham Street. In an earlier era the building was the Little Coop.

An invoice for 3,000 Whist Score Cards sold to the Maynard Co-operative Club, dated January 10, 1935. Albert R. Murphy is the proprietor of the business which was located at 56 Nason Street, Maynard.

A calendar promotional for Murphy & Tannuzzo's Tydol-Veedol Service Station, 1 Powder Mill Road, Maynard, Mass, Tel.184. The Calendar is for 1938. The actual calendar months have been torn off but the cover and 12 months of recipes remain inside the…

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