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Walter Epimenio "Sheik" Carbone (1908-1993) and Edith Hope (Berry) Carbone (1907-2000)
Narrative provided by Tom Sheridan, DPW Superintendent 1975-1988:
Walter Epimenio Carbone was born in 1908 in Maynard to Pasquale and Raffaela (Tedesche) Carbone. He had one brother, Guido born in 1914, and two sisters, Ida born 1910, and Gilda…
Walter Epimenio Carbone was born in 1908 in Maynard to Pasquale and Raffaela (Tedesche) Carbone. He had one brother, Guido born in 1914, and two sisters, Ida born 1910, and Gilda…
Carton of Promotional Matches
Uncle Pete Carbone's
Twin Tree Cafe
A cardboard cartoon with 41 matchbooks advertising the restaurant on Powder Mill Road.
Uncle Pete Carbone's Restaurant -1946
Renovation
A collection of photos of one of the many renovations and enlargements of the very well known and popular restaurants in Maynard.
Uncle Pete Carbone's Twin Tree Cafe
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John Alphonse, Archie MacLean, John Wescott, Jr., Uncle Pete Carbone
Circa 1965 Chef John Alphonse would purchase the cafe and transition the business into what became Alphonse’s Powder Mill Restaurant, which operated until circa 1985.
John Alphonse, Archie MacLean, John Wescott, Jr., Uncle Pete Carbone
Circa 1965 Chef John Alphonse would purchase the cafe and transition the business into what became Alphonse’s Powder Mill Restaurant, which operated until circa 1985.
Match Book Collection
United Cooperative Society
Hermon Hosmer Scott (H.H. Scott, Inc.).
Uncle Pete Carbone's "Twin Tree Café" .
The Twin Tree Cafe was run by Pete (Uncle Pete) Carbone for many years. It was famous to everyone throughout New England. Now owned…
Hermon Hosmer Scott (H.H. Scott, Inc.).
Uncle Pete Carbone's "Twin Tree Café" .
The Twin Tree Cafe was run by Pete (Uncle Pete) Carbone for many years. It was famous to everyone throughout New England. Now owned…