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mhs-2019.270.pdf
Chautauqua was a traveling adult education and social movement in the United States, highly popular in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. It came to Maynard starting in 1917 and continued through 1929.

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A small Finnish cooperative that was born out of a political differences with the United Coop. It operated for about 2 decades.

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A metal windproof cigarette lighter.

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Twelve safety pins per package. Boye was a well known sewing machine needle manufacturer.

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Plastic snap on cover used by Johnson's before selling store in the 1960's.

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A souvenir box with a painting of the Assabet Mills and Mill Pond on the cover.

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While showing a VCR tape of a slide show presented at the Maynard Historical Society in April of 1989 one of the participants was reminded of a train accident from a picture of a train approaching the Summer St. crossing. In the 1920's a man…

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Used to carry bundles before the plastic era.

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This pipe part was excavated from the ground on Tremont St. in 1979 by Ralph Sambucci.

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B.F. Townsend succeeded A.D. Holt in the plumbing business. Irving Astwood later joined with Mr. Townsend and became Astwood & Townsend. Warren Bemis, who married Mr. Astwood's daughter Mabel, took over the business and was known as the Warren E.…

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These two signs came from the school department office.