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Lapel Pin
Summer Festival
Finnish American League For Democracy
The league was formed after some Finns left the socialist party. Their first summer festival, 1940, was held in Fithburg.
Valentine
A Valentine to Joseph B. from Nicholas Kizik. The card was made in Worcester, Mass by Whitney Co.
Mechanical Computing Device
A brass commorative plate reads:
"The first 'Mechanical Voting Device' in the world, originally built in 1823 by Wilhelm Schickard, a German Professor for mathematics, presented to Kenneth Olsen on November 15, 1991. Digital Kienzle,…
"The first 'Mechanical Voting Device' in the world, originally built in 1823 by Wilhelm Schickard, a German Professor for mathematics, presented to Kenneth Olsen on November 15, 1991. Digital Kienzle,…
Farm Ballads - 1878
A collection of poems owned by Amy C. Taylor Litchfield and Fred W. Taylor. Amy was 14 r yrs of age and Fred was 8 yrs of age when the book was published in 1878. A sample poem is shown as an example of the content.
Two Padlocks
The antique heart-shaped lock was made by William Bohannan Co. with an 1879 Patent . It has an attached chain.
Both padlocks were used in the American Powder Mills Co. on their sheds.
Both padlocks were used in the American Powder Mills Co. on their sheds.
Plan of the Homestead of T. H. Brooks - 1873
This is a survey map made by William D. Tuttle on October 29, 1873. The house and barn faced Summer Street just west of where the Twobley Funeral Home is now located.
A Brief History of Maynard by William Gutteridge
The history of Maynard, Massachusetts written at its 50th Anniversary in 1921.
Plan of Marlborough, Mass. - 1835
A copy of a Plan of Marlborough, Mass., dated 1835, as surveyed by William H. Wood.
American Workman
March & Two Step
Music celebrating the American Workman, Grover Cleveland on the cover.
Images of America
Hudson's National Guard Militia
A photo book of the activities of the Hudson National Guard.
Old Time Barber Pole Sign
Joseph Porrazzo owned a barber shop on Walnut Street for 50 years. This was his shop sign.
Main Street School Grade 5 - 1913
A collage of student photos of the fifth grade at the Main St. School, Maynard, Mass. Miss Heffernan is the teacher (not in photo).
The students are from left to right:
Top: ___?, ___?, Harold Kelly, ___?, Wm. Simons, ___?, John Driscoll,…
The students are from left to right:
Top: ___?, ___?, Harold Kelly, ___?, Wm. Simons, ___?, John Driscoll,…
Maynard High School Grades 10, 11, 12 - 1914
A black and white photo of a collage of individual students from Grades 10, 11, 12 in 1914.
Left to right, top to bottom:
Top: Grace Parkin, Claude Hair, Raymond Smith, George Cuttle, George Stewart, Albert Murphy, Mabel E. Taylor, Madeline…
Left to right, top to bottom:
Top: Grace Parkin, Claude Hair, Raymond Smith, George Cuttle, George Stewart, Albert Murphy, Mabel E. Taylor, Madeline…
Nason Street School 4th Grade 1912-1913
top to bottom
Top: Frank Case, George Tervo, Signe Ekstadt, Lillian Hanninen, Ingrid Joriten(?)
Second: Roland Priest, Robert Parer, Hank Nerveska(?), Benjamin Reynard, Henry Anderson, Ruth Vielea, Helen Barron, Harold Priest
Third: Willard…
Top: Frank Case, George Tervo, Signe Ekstadt, Lillian Hanninen, Ingrid Joriten(?)
Second: Roland Priest, Robert Parer, Hank Nerveska(?), Benjamin Reynard, Henry Anderson, Ruth Vielea, Helen Barron, Harold Priest
Third: Willard…
Uniformed Women - ca 1940
Twenty Seven women in some sort of dress uniform with a badge on their upper left torso.
Strenuous Life
March & Two Step
Piano music celebrating an active life represented by Theodore Roosevelt on the cover.
BY-LAWS of the Riverside Co-operative Association
Incorporated Nov. 12, 1878
The By-laws have 11 articles that includes:
Article I: Name; Article II: Quorum; Article III: Officiers and Their Duties; Article X: Dissolution; Article XI; Amendments
Article I: Name; Article II: Quorum; Article III: Officiers and Their Duties; Article X: Dissolution; Article XI; Amendments
C. H. Persons Promotional Card
An advertising card for C. H. Persons, seller of pianos and organs in Maynard, MA.