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Advertisement promotining tuners, amplifiers, speakers and kits for home assembly.

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H. D. Decker of Concord, MA. had his Scott 330D AM-FM StereoTuner repaired by Central Electronics Service Company, Inc of Wellesley, MA. It would seem the tuner had a failed tube.

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A new form of recreation finally took root here in Maynard in the form of the game of golf, which had become quite popular throughout the United States, and finally began to be tried out here in Maynard on July 16, 1916, when Arthur Sullivan tried to…

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The large peel-off sticker would be attached to the interior of a pane of glass.

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Gov. John A. Volpe of Massachusetts presenting the Employer's Merit Award to Herman Scott, President of H. H. Scott. The Award is in recognition of companies with exceptional commitment to hiring and supporting workers with disabilities.

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An enlarged copy of a Hager cartoon that hung in Jack Knowles, Engineer, office as a competition reminder. The "Watch out for the competition" statement was added by DEC.

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An advertisement sent to Stephen D. Salmon of Acton, Mass.
The department store was located in the Riverside Block (117 Main St.) from 1893 to 1917.

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The station was built in 1955. Used by Fire Department 1955-2022 and by Police Department 1955-2009.

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Four women members of the Kanto Athletic Club.
see 2026.146 to view other members

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The men and women of the club displaying their trophies and medals. Photo taken in the Parker Street Hall.

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This helmet was used during the period from 1969 to 1979 by the High School. That group of helmets were later used by the Junior High School. This is an evaluation of the helmets used over the years. They started with leather helmets in the…

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Main Street is on the right with the Concord, Maynard and Hudson Street Railway (trolley) tracks. Nason Street is on the left with the Lowell, Acton & Maynard Line. The Naylor Block is in the center, destroyed by fire in 1917.