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Two copies of the Masonic Building Plans for renovations and additions at 100 Main St., December 1986. There are six pages to each.

Three coloring books with crayons sold by a Maynard merchant.

Five original blueprints of Puffer Road as ordered by the County Commissioners.

see 2016.521 for original blueprints and details

A small zoning map of Maynard, Mass, dated 1969.

A map of Massachusetts dated 1944.

Two copies and one plastic overlay of the map of the town of Maynard, Mass, dated December 1967.

A zoning map of the town of Maynard, Mass, dated October 5, 1950.

A blueprint map of Great Road Park, Maynard, Mass., dated July 1918. The property belonged to T.J. McNamara and J.H. Coughlin.

A black and white photo of a birthday celebration for Jackie Clair. Those in the picture are: John Bragden, -----, Lea Mullen, Jackie Clair, -----Clark, Carol Bragden (Slade), -----, and -----Mullen.

A sepia colored photo of Grade 3 at the Bancroft(Coolidge) School, dated ca 1931.

A mounted sepia photo of the Florida Road Bridge. Until 1915 a wooden footbridge crossed the river at Florida Road. Every time a flood or high water the bridge would wash away. The present cement bridge was erected in 1915.

A photo of Rev. Donahue as a Master of St. Bridget's Cadets.

Resource folder of Maynard's buried treasure compiled by David Mark.

A composite of two postcards showing the car barn, power plant and superintend's resident of the C, M & H Trolley.

Bughouse was the name of a small eating and drinking place at the corner of Waltham and Parker Streets. That neighborhood was always referred to as "Papermill Corner". The modern generation referred to it as "Bughouse Corner". The series includes…

A photo of two men affiliated with Chick's Construction Co. This company built the 1964 Tiger Drive High School.

A photo of two men on the steps of P.J. Whitney's.

For recruiting purposes, an army tank was positioned on Main Street in front of the old Post Office. Dwelling house on the left is about where Maynard Trust stands. (Now Bubier & Riley Ins.)

A photo of Bill Boothroyd and Ralph Sheridan at the site of the 1775 J. Puffer House in December 1974.