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American Woolen Company Blanket Labels
Two blanket labels and one set of directions on the cleaning and care of woolen blankets.
File Folder for the Maynard Family
The file contains documents relevant to Amory Maynard, his ancestors and descendants including: various genealogies, a probate record, correspondence from living family members at the time of Maynard's Centennial (1971), a copy of a diary written by…
Amory Maynard's House - Main Street
When Amory Maynard came to Maynard in 1846 he lived in one of the Smith houses on Summer Hill Road. Later he built this house on Main Street (now 145) opposite the Mill and lived there until he moved to a new house on Maynard Hill ("Beechmount") in…
Grave Markers for Isaac Maynard & Lydia (Howe) Stow
Parents of Amory Maynard
The parents of Amory Maynard are buried at Spring Hill Burying Ground, Marlborough, MA.
Isaac Maynard
Died Sept. 12, 1820
AE 39 Ys 9 Ms. 5 Ds
Lydia (Howe) Stow
wife of Abraham Stow and former wife of Isaac Maynard
Died July 27, 1863
AE …
Isaac Maynard
Died Sept. 12, 1820
AE 39 Ys 9 Ms. 5 Ds
Lydia (Howe) Stow
wife of Abraham Stow and former wife of Isaac Maynard
Died July 27, 1863
AE …
Meet The Maynard Family - 2012
David Mark
Copy of a presentation to the Maynard Historical Society by David Mark about the Maynard Family and related subjects.
First Parish Meeting House Pew Deed - 1848
Isaac Maynard, Stow, Mass.
A copy of a pew deed paid by Isaac Maynard, father of Amory Maynard, for $49 dollars.
Amory Maynard 2nd 1855-1928
The son of William Maynard, grandson of Amory Maynard. Resided on Main Street until 1920's, sold his property and moved to Boston.
Second photo taken later in his life.
Second photo taken later in his life.
Amory Maynard 1804-1890
In 1846 Amory Maynard moved to the Assabet River valley, now Maynard, and with his partner William Knight dammed the river and begin a woolen mill. The area became known as Assabet Village and 1871 became incorporated as a town named for Amory. The…
Maynard Crypt - Glenwood Cemetery
Maynard, Massachusetts
Amory Maynard and his wife Mary along with 20 other descendants are buried here.
Lorenzo Maynard's Mausoleum
Mount Auburn Cemetery, Cambridge, Massachusetts
Lorenzo Maynard, his wife and their four daughters are buried in this crypt built in 1904. Second photo taken on a tour of Mt. Auburn Cemetery in 2000.
Pew Rental Receipt - Daniel Coughlin
St. Bridget's Church
A receipt for one quarter year, beginning in October 1885
Confederate States of America - Five Dollars
An original five dollar bill, # 46448, dated December 2nd, 1862.
Newton's Practical Weaver, 1888
The Practical Weaver is a book of reference for the mathematics involved in the daily running of the weaving, carding, spinning rooms. This includes wages, advertising and production costs, to name a few.
Assabet Mills & Assabet Manufacturing - Company Memos from Amory Maynard, 1867-1872
A series of copies of Assabet Mills/Maunfacturing Company memos written by Amory Maynard from the Counting Room, 1867-1872. These memos were written to Mr. Charles Sargent and addressed the need for various machinery activities.