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"See How They Run" Play program - 1967
A play program for "See How They Run", presented by the Maynard Dramatic Club on March 4, 1967. Two tickets for two different performances are included. A newspaper article with the cast photo appeared in the Enterprise on Feb. 23, 1967.
Annual Meeting of the United Co-operative Society
Greenmeadow School
Standing: Elmer Salenius, Secretary
Seated: Paul Smith, President
Seated: Paul Smith, President
Notebook from W. A. Haynes Company - 1885-1900
Two pocket notebooks offered by W. A. Haynes Company, Maynard, MA. The company was a dealer in lumber, brick, lime, cement, grain, feeds, hay, straw, fine carriages, wagons, and sleighs. The inside of the notebooks left room for an individual's…
Charles A. Welch Lodge Dance Card - 1890
A dance card (or Order) with pencil for the Seventh Annual Concert & Ball hosted by the Charles A. Welch Lodge, F. and A. M. Music was provided by the Brigham's Orchestra with W. H. Brigham, Director, and Harry Brigham, Prompter. The Ladies Schubert…
Associated Templars Bal de Masque - 1895
A dance card (or Order) used for the First Grand Concert and Bal de Masque hosted by the Associated Templars (Iola Lodge). There is a small pencil attached to write the name of your partner in the card.
The dance was held Thursday evening, April…
The dance was held Thursday evening, April…
Playbill for Maynard New Novelty Minstrels - ca.1915
The entertainers include: D. Sexton, Ed Sheridan, J. Doherty, W. Hannon, R. Farquhar, Lizzie Gallagher, Laurietta Hannon, John May, Rosa Hannon
First Grand Concert and Ball Dance Card - 1895
Maynard Hose Company, No. 1
People involved in putting on the dance: James Claflin, Thomas A. Sweeney, Edward Ferns, M. E. Sheehan, D. W. Adams, George Whitney, P. J. Kivlehan, George Nelson.
Enterprise No. 50 'Sad' Flatiron
A flat iron made by the Enterprise Iron Company of Philadelphia, PA. This iron was used by Mrs. Hiram Parkin. It had a detachable handle.
A flatiron is a nonelectric iron with a flat bottom, heated for use in pressing clothes, cloth, etc.
A flatiron is a nonelectric iron with a flat bottom, heated for use in pressing clothes, cloth, etc.
Maynard Firemen Water Polo Team Photograph
A group portrait of the Maynard Fire Department Water Polo team with the trophy won at a match held at the annual Stow Spring Festival.
Front row:
1. Barry DeGrappo
2. Tony Arcieri, Jr.
3. Gerry D'Errico
4. Joe Kulevich
5. Bill Floyd
Back…
Front row:
1. Barry DeGrappo
2. Tony Arcieri, Jr.
3. Gerry D'Errico
4. Joe Kulevich
5. Bill Floyd
Back…
1846 - Assabet Manufacturing Company - 1886
A lithograph of the woolen mill as seen in 1886. Amory and Lorenzo Maynard's houses are shown on the hill in the upper left corner. View is from Walnut Street. Lorenzo Maynard was the agent at this time.
Two Maynard's Olde Fashioned Christmas Parade Awards - 2000
Two red wooden awards for Participants in Maynard's 34th Olde Fashioned Christmas Parade, 2000. Philip Bohunicky is the award Sponsor.
Maynard's Olde Fashioned Christmas Parade Participant Award - 1999
A white wooden Participant Award plaque from the 33rd Anniversary of Maynard's Olde Christmas Parade, 1999. The Award is sponsored by Philip W. Bohunicky.
Maynard's Olde Fashioned Christmas Parade Children's Award 2000
A green wooden plaque for the Children's Award given during the Maynard Olde Fashioned Christmas Parade 2000. The Award sponsor is Philip W. Bohunicky.
Maynard's Annual Christmas Parade Award -2001
Two Participant Awards for Maynard's Olde Fashioned Parade 35th Anniversary, 2001. It was awarded by Philip W Bohunicky. A third award was for the Maynard Fire Departmnt.
Emerson Junior High Yearbook - 1969
Yearbook for Emerson Junior High School (on Summer Street).
Titled "Emerson Spotlight Tiger Tales 1969"
Titled "Emerson Spotlight Tiger Tales 1969"
Centennial Monograph: Old Marlborough Road
The history of Old Marlborough Road, one of the oldest major roads in Maynard.
Albert Batley - 1909-1910
Two formal sepia photos of Albert Batley, a local business man and state representative from Maynard, MA.