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Family and House - early 1900's
Not sure this is a Maynard family. The photographer is from Fitchburg.
We identified the house as being 573 Westminster Hill in Fitchburg. The original photograph is being returned to Fitchburg.
We identified the house as being 573 Westminster Hill in Fitchburg. The original photograph is being returned to Fitchburg.
Hole in One - ca 1950
1) A group photo of the golf winners holding trophies taken at the Maynard Country Club.
Gladys Boeske Wattu, seated, first on left.
2) Second picture of a larger group at same event. Lena Downy , lower right
Gladys Boeske Wattu, seated, first on left.
2) Second picture of a larger group at same event. Lena Downy , lower right
Husband and Wife Wedding Photo? - 1890's
This type of cabinet card portraying the couple was often made at the time of a marriage.
Uniformed Women - ca 1940
Twenty Seven women in some sort of dress uniform with a badge on their upper left torso.
Cigar Smokin' Gals - early 1900's
The two women are standing on a bridge enjoying a smoke. It's possible that this is a photo taken later of two women dressed in period costumes.
Vance Family Portrait
Family portrait of the Rev. Matthew A. Vance family:
Matthew and Emily, children Herbert, Priscilla, & John.
Matthew Vance was pastor of the Union Congregational Church from 1930 to 1939. According to census records the family moved to Ashland…
Matthew and Emily, children Herbert, Priscilla, & John.
Matthew Vance was pastor of the Union Congregational Church from 1930 to 1939. According to census records the family moved to Ashland…
Sid's Airport - 2002
Various views of Sid's Airport, a grass runway that ran parallel to Durant Avenue from Summer Street to Brian Way. It was used for many years for single engine aircraft. Sid is Sidney Mason.
Forty-Nine (49) Star Flag
This is a forty-nine star flag. The 49th starred flag represents the admission of the state of Hawaii to the Union.
Knights of Columbus Memorial Flags
For several years we placed one of these on the grave of each deceased member of the Maynard Council. This tradition was discontinued about twenty years ago (c.1975). There are 2 in total.