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An advertising sign for the Powder Mills "Dead Shot Powder" product. This powder was manufactured by the American Powder Company at it's mills in Acton and Maynard.

Written by Mabel Clarke Davison, Parliamentarian of Massachlusetts State Federation of Women's Clubs and given by the President of the Maynard Women's Club to all future presidents of the club.

Two advertising cards for Davidson "The Druggist". Davidson specialized in hospital and other prescriptions and was located in Maynard, MA.

An advertising card for Davidson, the Druggist.

Three invoices made out to Mr. David Nugent. The first is an invoice for masonry work performed by P. Fahey, Marlborough, Mass., dated July 29, 1893. The second invoice is to David Nugent from Joshua Edwards for costs associated with renting…

A faded black and white photo of David Nelson repairing an auto engine.

An invoice from David Henderson, Livery Stable.

A black and white photo of David Foley, born in South Acton, MA in 1895, and shown here in his WWI uniform. David married Hannah Mary Johnson of Maynard on April 22, 1917. The marriage was held at St. Bridget's Church. David Foley served his…

"This book was owned by Mrs. Joseph Adams, Maynard. Joseph Adams was a Civil War Veteran and entered the service from Assabet Village".

The picture was taken on Summer Street of the Lady Warwich Lodge, a Lodge of the Order of Independent Daughters of St. George.

Date nails were inserted into the cross ties when they were laid on the railroad bed. The nails had two digits on the head that indicated the year. Date nails were in full use by 1910, with there use terminated in 1969 when other methods were used to…

Souvenir plaques of the various MAAC Autofest - Shine and Swap events; from 1989 through 2017 (no 2012, rainout).

Promotional compass for Digital's printers.

The building on the south west corner of Summer and Nason Street. The Darling's Block was built in the 1870's and later referred to the Eagle's Block. The top floor was destroyed by fire in 1955.

A post card photo of Daniel Sullivan who was born in 1888. "Danny" Sullivan worked as an Assistant Paymaster in the American Woolen Company office. His family lived on Great Road in Maynard. His parents were James & Hannah Sullivan,…

The Victory Medal was awarded to Daniel F. Connors, US Navy, on behalf of a grateful town, Maynard, Mass. This award was given to World War I veterans.

A series of tax bills from the town of Maynard to Daniel Coughlan, for the years 1893, 1894, 1900, and 1901.

A promise to pay document from Daniel Coughlan. It is dated March 2, 1878.

A black and white photo taken Dec. 3, 1970, by R.L. Sheridan in the Stow Cemetery Lower Village. Daniel Conant went to the Old North Bridge, Concord, MA, on April 19, 1775 and was wounded.