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A poem in tribute to William Salo.

Copies of miscellaneous deeds of the property along Parker Street relating to the Parker and Paper Mill properties.

William F. Palmer
PFC United States Army
F Company
182nd Infantry American Division

Born: 1919
Died: Nov 21, 1942

Bill had been in the Army almost two years, having joined in March 1941. In the last letter to his motlier, dated October 30,…

William J. O'Toole
Private United States Army
D Company
121st Infantry
8th Division

Born:
Died: Sep 16,1944

Bill enlisted in December 18. 1943. He enjoyed his first furlough with his wife and children on Sudbury Street in May 1944. He then…

A pamphlet that outlines the public program for the Memorial Service for Pres. W. McKinley in Maynard. The service was held at 2:00 PM.

A series of newspaper articles about McGarry's Hippodrome, some dated 1933. The Hippodrome hosted amateur wrestling matches. The "Hippodrome" was named as such by a private club of boys in Bill McGarry's barn in Nason Street, Maynard. These matches…

1st photo: Smokeless Powder Mill - 1910 Jack Punch
2nd photo: Black Powder Mill - 1913 William McGarry

The second son of Amory Maynard.

A photo of William Maynard, son of Amory Maynard.

A sepia photo of William Maynard, taken by Edward Sidney Dunshee, 3 Tremont Row, Boston, MA.

This is likely his Maynard High School graduation photo.

A sepia-colored photo/postcard of (L-R) Florence Byron, Mrs. Kenyon, William Byron, and William Kenyon. The picture was taken on Elmwood Street, Maynard, MA, with the Maynard Mansion in the background, dated 1915. Mr. Byron was quite poetic and wrote…

A newspaper clipping showing Mr. William Joyce of Maynard as Paul Revere. He is pictured upon a horse ready for the annual April 19th re-enactment. The article is from the Boston Globe dated April 20, 1974. Mr. Joyce is a member of the National…

Portrait of William Hooper, one of the top employees at the American Powder Mill.

Son of Lorenzo Maynard, grandson of Amory Maynard.

William Guard was 71 years old at time of photo. Projector might be either People's Theater or Colonial Hall.

A photo of "Grampy" Priest with the Town of Maynard Steamroller on Nason Street, Maynard, MA.

A formal, sepia-colored photo of William G. Morris.

A collection of paperwork belonging to William F. Litchfield, that includes his Will.