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The Beacon Newspaper - 1989
An enlarged copy of the front page of the Beacon featuring stories on Santa, Megabucks, a Stow development and a DUI arrest of William LeBlond.
Sidelight - The Beacon Newspaper 1989
An enlarged copy of the Sidelight section of the Beacon Newspaper featuring Christmas parade in Maynard.
Digital Calendar - 1980
The calendar features a picture of Times Square with the Digital Logo on the neon sign.
South Acton Lithograph - 1892
Reproduced copy by Iron Work Farm in Acton, Inc.
Courtesy of Ormal Laffin.
Courtesy of Ormal Laffin.
Robert & Eunice Wilson Collection
A collection of artifacts from the estate of Robert and Eunice Bathwick Stuart Wilson dating from the 1860's through 1920. Robert came to Assabet from Canada in 1865 and worked in the woolen mill for 50 yrs. Eunice was born in Stow.
The artifacts…
The artifacts…
Anti -Walgreen's Pharmacy Bumper Sticker
The pharmacy did open in the 2010's in a new store on Main St., closed in 2019.
Serv-u Shop Business Card
A business card for the Serv-u Shop, 13 Nason St., Maynard, Mass., Tel. 897-7892. The shop sold millinery, dresses, and hosiery.
John J. Tobin Campaign Button - 1979
John Tobin was challenged by Russell Lattucca. John was reelected but did not finish out his term. He died in 1986.
George F. Whalen Campaign Button - 1986
George ran for selectman in 1986 was elected. He attended one meeting of the Board of Selectman and then died of a heart attack.
Vaccine Promotional Button - 2021
Button was distributed to individuals who received Covid vaccine at Gillette Stadium, a mass vaccine site.
E. Nelson Advertising Bridge Scoring Pad
E. Nelson Pontiac Sales and Service was located on Powder Mill Road at the corner of Butler Ave., Maynard, Mass., Tel 41.
All American Club Dance Ticket - 1945
An All American Club Dance ticket for April 18, 1945. It was held at the Parker St. Hall. The price was a total of $.50.
Barn Dance Ticket - 1944
A Barn Dance was held at the Parker St. Hall on Saturday evening, September 16, 1944. The Blue Jackets Orchestra of Gardner, Mass. was the entertainment. The admission was $.42, the tax was $.08, and the total was $.50.