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Published by the Registrars of Voters in Accordance with the provisions of Chapter 51, Section 6, of the General Laws of Massachusetts, and any additions thereto or amendments thereof.

Board of Registrars:
Deborah Collins
Marilyn Fedele
Karl…

Published by the Registrars of Voters in Accordance with the provisions of Chapter 51, Section 6, of the General Laws of Massachusetts, and any additions thereto or amendments thereof.

Board of Registrars:
Deborah Collins
Marilyn Fedele
Karl…

"The letter was sent to Mrs. Marry M. Stewart [Mary Stuart] from her nephew Ebenezer Stuart Whitcomb, E. S., as he called himself, wrote to his Aunt Mary from a Union Civil War camp near Portsmouth, Virginia where he was serving with the 16th…

Canceled ticket for a special train for Maine Veterans of the Civil War from Boston to Gettysburg, PA.

"The second in a series of portrayals of Old New England towns".

"Illustrated with reproductions of pencil sketches from the original domiciles built in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries". List of illustrations: Sudbury Center in Winter;…

A history of Middlesex County in Massachusetts. Book does not include a title or copyright page. An index is taped to the inside, listing the towns included in the history: Acton, Ashby, Burlington, Cambridge, Carlisle, Dunstable, Lexington,…

A collection of sheet music spanning the 1920's, 30' s & 40's belonging to the school department, Nancy Duckworth Whiting, Doris Marsden, Bert Lawton, F. W. Hemenway and likely others.

A cloth patch produced by the club.

Cloth label that was sown on the finished product.

This is likely 5 Maple Street.

Al Greeno was born as Albert Henry Greeno in 1923. He was the son of Dominick and Jennarose (Russo) Greeno. He was one of 15 children born and raised on Harrison Street in Maynard. He graduated from Maynard High School in 1942. He was voted the…

Eino "Bonesey" Nyholm leading Memorial Day Parade into Glenwood Cemetery.

l to r
Gladys (Tobin) Swett, Ralph Sheridan, Elizabeth Schnair, Joseph Boothroyd

Ralph Sheridan (top) and Joseph Boothroyd enjoy a steak and corn at a historical society function.

The power house was converted into St. Casimir's Church. Interesting thought on the back of photo.