Bedford History Highlights First Shoe Factory Site
Bedford Massachusetts traces its origins to 1729 with later growth around rail lines and highways. It notes early industry including one of the state’s first shoe factories circa 1866, a yellow Bedford Yellow paint plant around 1812, a 1840 paper mill, several manufacturing concerns, and historic sites such as Wilson Park and Old Pollard Tavern where Washington is said to have visited.
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Jonathan Baker
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Childrens
Willsite Flooring Co
Bedford Safety Razor Co
Strathmore Woolen Company
St. Michael's
John F. Kelliher
Unitarian Church
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Wilson Park
Jonathan Wilson
Bedford Company
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Minute Men
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Sweetwater
Bedford Inn
Fred Lewis
Amory Maynard
Isaac
Lydia
Howe) Maynard
Marlboro
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Rockbottom
Amory
Walue
Maynard's Catholic Pastors and Town Growth 1864 to 1871
The Maynard Catholic community began with Rev. Maguire and Rev. Farrell of Marlboro and later Rev. Conlon who established a chapel in 1864. Subsequent pastors Rev. O Reilly and Rev. Brosnaham served through 1873, with Rev. McCall guiding construction of a new church completed in 1884. Maynard incorporated April 19 1871, named for Amory Maynard, amid negotiations with Sudbury and Stow over territory and debt.
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Farrell
Marlboro
John Conlon
Maynard
O'Reilly
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Concord
St Bridget’s
Beenham
Ishes
M. J. McCall
John J. Williams
Boston
Amory Maynard
Stow
Sudbury
General Court
Thomas Hurlburt
Charles Thompson
James Moore
Henry Fowler
Petits
Phése
Mittee
Mingham & Lowell Railroad Corporation
Charles A. Welch
Maynard Lodge
Assabet Lodge
Knights of Phthias
Maynard Grang
Maynard Council
K. of
Kitchiner Lodge
Sons of St George
Ancient Order
Order of Fagles
Loyal Hibernian
Alka Temperance Hall
Frank J. Demars
American Legion
Michael E. Lynch
C. S. Fowler
Front Soil
Maynagl
Balcom
Eveleth
Joseph Adams
Winfield H. Benham
Corp
Samuel G. Brown
Henry S. Brown
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Lawrence
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Robert W. Hudgell
Arthur B. Papineau
Glendale
Fynish
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Prospect Ct
Jola Lodge of Good Templars
Middlesex Family Laundry
Maynard, Mass
Lexington Road
Concord, Mass
Middlesex Mutual Fire Insurance Company
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