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A small, black pocket watch encased in a black leather pocket. The lower right-hand corner has a gold metal imprint of the Clock Tower.

A typewriter with a wood cover produced by the Hammond Typewriter Company in 1904-1905.

A girl scout project by Haley Fritz that scans some of the historic preservation resources that are available to Maynard.

Existing and proposed improvements to the water pipes by the Planning Board.

A Town of Maynard Planning Board General Plan of Water Distribution System Map, dated November 1954.

A pen and ink drawing of the church mounted on a wood block to be hung on a wall.

A 16-page Operating Manual for the Scott Console, 1969. It includes set-up information and operation instructions.

A map/drawing of the American Woolen Company, Assabet Mills, as surveyed by H. P. Conklin, I. L. Ellison, dated November 3, 1922. There are two copies.

A photo of James Adams, father of Mary Adams who married William Maynard.

Wide-format group portrait of officials on a trip to Boston? Joshua Edwards is apparently 5th from the right.

A catalogue photo of the "new" Scott 2560 AM/FM Stereo Compact Casseiver System.

Wide-format group portrait of the Maynard Lodge No. 131, International Order of Odd Fellows, Centennial Celebration.

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A small pocket address/notebook courtesy of W. A. Haynes Co. Inside includes a daily calendar for the year 1908, with room for memos.

A panorama portrait of approx. 140 members of several Finnish bands: Ahti Band (Gardner, Mass.), Saima Band (Fitchburg, Mass.), Bavel Finnish Band (Norwood, Mass.), Imatra Band (Maynard, Mass.),

A glass coaster with the Mason's Compass, Carpenter's Square and upper case G symbol.

The book was given to Lucius H. Maynard from his grandmother, L. Maynard. Lucius and his grandmother are not related to Amory Maynard and the other Maynard's whom the town is named. Lucius H. Maynard was a prominent resident of the town as a…

A letter from Gov. Walter Peterson of New Hampshire confirming the relationship between the Gov. and Mr. John Peterson of 23 Brooks Street, Maynard. John Peterson was the Governor's grandfather.

A pair of roller skates called the "quad skate" because of the four wheels. This recreational style remained unchanged and dominant until the end of the 20th century. A key is used to tighten the fit around one's shoes.

The booklet, now empty, contained 13 coupons possibly owned by E.Barker.