Middlesex County
Waltham High School Yearbooks, 1904-1990 | Middlesex County, MA
First published circa 1904, The Mirror began as a journal for student writers and a newsletter of Waltham High School activities. The Mirror appears to have been published on a monthly basis until around 1947. At this time, it was issued upon commencement with photographs of the graduating class, sports teams, dances and activities, and articles about the class. Subsequent years began including photographs of underclassmen as well.
Greater Lowell Newspaper Archive, 1834-1937 | Middlesex County, MA
This collection brings together digitized copies of historical and contemporary newspapers from the Greater Lowell, Massachusetts area, including newspapers put out by schools, clubs, and other organizations beyond the traditional sources. All copies on here are available in high-quality, text searchable PDFs.
Lexington Historical Society Digital Archive | Middlesex County, MA
From its founding in 1886, the Society has gathered key collections and artifacts to preserve for future generations. While much of the focus in Lexington is often given to the Revolutionary era, the Society’s curatorial and archival holdings, more than 20,000 items, reflect Lexington’s rich history from the 1630s through present day. We are in the early stages of posting our collections online, so please check back frequently to see what new collections, records, and images have been added!
Reading High School Senior Class Photographs | Middlesex County, MA
The 1905 and 1906 photographs in this collection were generously donated to the Library by Suzette and David Winchester of Wolfeboro, NH. The 1934, 1935, and 1936 photographs in this collection were generously donated to the Library by John Howard of Dublin , Ireland.
Melrose High School Yearbooks, 1920-2016 | Middlesex County, MA
The Melrose Public Library, Melrose, Mass. collection of High School Yearbooks dates back to 1925. The first yearbook was called The Whatnot. Over the next several years the name has changed from The Record to The Highlight and The Spotlight to its current name The Log in 1929. Melrose Public Library now offers online access to most yearbook volumes thanks in part to the Boston Public Library Digital Commonwealth project.
