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Native American Stone Artifacts
These two stone tools were dug from the ground at 8 Summit Street by Ernest Jarvi.
Native Americans
A collection of photographs of a presentation to the Maynard Historical Society about Native Americans.
Naylor Block Fire - 1917
Nason Street and Main Street
Fire broke out in the night of February 11, 1917 and by morning had the entire business block that extended from Nason St. around the corner to the bank building on Main Street. Several tenants routed from the second floor and also the Telephone &…
Naylor Block Fire Photo Collage - 1917
Fire broke out in the night of February 11, 1917 and by the morning had destroyed the Naylor Block that extended along Nason Street and around the corner onto Main Street. Several tenants were rounted from the second floor which also housed the Tel…
Naylor's Block Morning After Fire - February 1917
Block stood at corner of Main and Nason Streets and late Saturday night February ?, 1917 was destroyed by fire.
NECI News
New England Cooperatives, Inc.
A newsletter containing information about various cooperatives in the region. In the April 1967 issue the United Cooperative Society of Maynard reports a loss of $30,657 for year ending 1966. (p.2)
Needle Case and Calendar - 1909
B. F. Townsend
A promotional packet that contains needles, a calendar and advertising for Townsend plumbing and sheet-metal services.
Neighborhood group photo in front of Amory Maynard House - ca 1895
Back, fourth from left: Joshua J. Edwards
Front, third from left: John Lawton
Front, third from left: John Lawton
Nell T. Coughlin - ca 1902
Nason Street Paper Store
A photograph of Nell Coughlan in a store owned by B.J. Coughlan. He sold it to James J. Ledgard, who later sold it to Curtis Anderson. This is the same store Elizabeth Schnair closed in the fall of 1998.
Nellie M. Fowler Fund
American Legion
The Rules and Restrictions of a Fund established to provide quarters for the Frank J. Demers Post, American Legion.
Nelson's Pontiac Ashtray
A glass ashtray advertising the Nelson Pontiac Co. The inscription reads "Nelson's Pontiac, Maynard, Tel 64 W".
Nelson's Pontiac Letter Opener
An advertising item for Nelson's Pontiac, which was located on Powder Mill Road, Maynard. The letter opener says "Nelson's Pontiac, 9 Powder Mill Road, Maynard, Mass. Tel. 64".
New Bridge, Boston & Maine Railroad - South Acton, Mass.
The trolley from Maynard is seen going over the bridge.
New Caledonia Illustrated
"This booklet of illustrated scenes of New Caledonia is published with the hope that it will give you, our American friends, a better understanding of our country, its people and customs."
New Education Readers BOOK TWO - 1900
Maynard School Textbook
This is book two, the Development of the Vowels. Acquired by the Maynard schools in 1905.
New England Telephone & Telegraph Building Plans
Street-level diagrams for the existing and planned addition of the New England Telephone & Telegraph office (Main & Walnut Street)