The history of Girl Scouts in Maynard beginning in two sections: 1919-1944 and 1952-1976. This History was compiled by Miss Pearl McAuslin, Miss Edith McAuslin, Mrs. Maxine Nenonen, Mrs. Peg Waluck, and Mrs. Alice Warren.
This collection of Girl Scout memories were offered to Alice Warren in 1973. The following women sent correspondence: Dorothy Marsden, Pam Forgie, Barbara Kenney, Helen Rupprecht, Florence Gustafon, Clara Grieve, Wilhehmina Parker, and (?) Kayander…
A typed document about a talk given to Girl Scout Troop #269 during Girl Scout Week, March 1974, in Maynard. Miss Pearl McAuslin gave the talk. A portion of the talk concerned Girl Scouting in 1919 in Maynard.
A typed report on fund raising for the Girl Scouts in Maynard. This report was forwarded to Mrs. Jane Nagle of the Bay Path Colonial Girl Scout Council.
Chairmen of the Troop Committees Members include: Mrs. Alberta Sullivan, Mrs. Marian Wilcox, Mrs. Hayward, Mrs. Ella Price, Mrs. Eva Frye, Mrs. John Shaw, Mrs. Robert Archer, and Mrs. Flora Foster. These individuals represent Pine Cone Troop #1.
A whimsical 1978 calendar from Digital's Sales Training group. The days of each month are shown in hexadecimal (base 16). The calendar references the VAX-11/780 computer, the initial model of the VAX series which was introduced in 1977.
An old iron scale used for measuring. This is an antique decorative butcher's steelyard. An English, cast iron weighing instrument, dating to the late 18th century, circa 1800., and includes the original 'Pear' weight.