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A sepia photo of a class in front of the Nason St. School. Grade and year not known - The series of photos of the Nason Street School with estimated grades and years are calculated by the age of the building, built in 1892 and destroyed by fire in…

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A photo of school children, grade and year unknown. The name Ledgard is written on the back.

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A photo used in the 1950 "Screech Owl", the Maynard High School yearbook.
The Junior Women's Club Officers are:
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Front: Margorie O'Connell '50, Sara Boeske '50, Joanne Paananen '50, Mary Sullivan '50
Back: Marie Sawyer '51, Carol Clark…

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Three photos used in the 1949 "Screech Owl", the Maynard High School yearbook.

Top Photo: Fashionable Seniors
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Standing: Anna Johnson, Anna Belli, Ann Thompson, Ann Hinds, Ann Luker,
Seated: Nancy Stalker, Nancy Weskstrom, Shirley…

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Two photos used in the 1948 "Screech Owl", the Maynard High School yearbook.

Top Photo: Social Science Faculty
l to r
Charles Manty, Ruth Clair, Stan Bondelevitch

Bottom Photo: Faculty Members
Elinor Colburn, music; Dick Lawson, physical…

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Three photos used in the 1947 Screech Owl, the Maynard High School yearbook.

Top Photo: Graduation and Class Night speakers
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Standing: Mary Hogan, Ray Van Vose, Isabella Koski, Al Goodrich, Ruth Wilson, Ed Arcieri, Elinor Case, John…

ACTON, Mass., May 3. -- Three of the buildings belonging to the plant of the American Powder Company, near the boundary line of Acton and Concord, were blown up shortly after 9 o'clock this forenoon. Five of the employes were killed.

BOSTON, March 12. The American Powder Mills, at South Acton, Mass., exploded at 9:05 o'clock this a morning, causing much consternation and alarm. Two mills are wrecked, together with considerable machinery. The loss of life is confined to two hired…

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Photograph showing the exterior of a mill building at the American Powder Company. The pulley on the outside of the building was connected by a rope to motor located in a distant building. This kept any sparks created by the motor away from the…

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Photograph of the exterior and interior workings of a "Glaze Mill" at the American Powder Company. The glaze mill is where the final gun powder was coated to prevent degradation by water absorption.

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Photograph of the "Corning Mill" at the American Powder Company.

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Photograph of the "Glaze Mill" at the American Powder Company

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Photographs of the remains of the Powder Mills taken in November 2010. Third photo shows Paul Boothroyd (l) and Bruce McGarry (r) at the site.