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324 acres adjoining Sudbury, granted ot Stephen Day, printer, 1657 (purchased by Goodman Johnson, 1668)

1 pp 1657

Photstat of map showing 324 acres adjoining Sudbury in 1657. Purchased in 1668 by Goodman Johnson. Original map (#84, vol. 1 p.73) housed at the Massachusetts State Archives.

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A mappe of a certaine tract of land lying within the limits of Watertown, called Nonsuch, the whole containing 1107 acres

1 pp 1687

Photostat of southwest Watertown in 1687 called Nonsuch which is currently part of Weston. It shows acreage of settlers but no names. This territory is next the Sudbury Plantation to the west and Dedham to the south. Shows boundaries of Dedham and Sudbury, John Woodward and Barnett, Jenisons’ farm and middow mears [meadow of shallow lake]. Shows brooks, lakes and various acreage of plots of meadows, land and ponds. List “eastern most, middle and western most lotts”. The original is housed at the Massachusetts State Archives (#140, vol 1, p.129).

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Addition to Fire Station building

1 pp 1953

9 page blue print plan for the addition to the Cochituate Fire Station in Wayland, Massachusetts, done by Frederick H. Gagnon. It provides the elevation, electrical schematics, materials used and the layout of the room use which include the Library, space for the Social Security office, and committee rooms as well as a room for the Police Department.

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Alterations

1 pp 1966

Plans for alterations on the Wayland Public Library basement and outside changes in 1966. There are three sets of plans. Purple ink on cream paper.

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Andrews, Samuell

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Atlas of the town of Wayland, Massachusetts

1 pp 1961

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Atlas of the town of Wayland, Massachusetts, 1994

1 pp 1995

This an atlas of street maps with the outline of buildings on the property and the property number and the street address. It is indexed by street name. Zone frontage is provided as well as the other property measurements. The plot number is indicated and buildings' outlines are drawn on the map. The number of acres of open land is shown. The maps were corrected in 1995 by the Town Surveyor. It is blue ink on white paper.

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Beers, F. W. (Frederick W.)

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Bridle trails in Wayland

1 pp 1977

Printed by the Wayland Conservation Commission in 1977, it designates Horseback Riding Trails and foot paths open to the public: Heard Farm Conservation Area, Pod Meadow Conservation Area, Upper and Lower Mill Brook Conservation Area as well as the Snake Brook - Hamlin Woods Conservation areas. Shows the right-of-way through private property. Designates woodland, marsh areas, brooks, ponds and buildings.

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Brigham, Joseph

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Carter, James G. (James Gordon)

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Cochituate, town of Wayland

1 pp 1875

Cochituate Village, part of the Town of Wayland, inset from Beers Atlas of Middlesex County (Mass), page 83, showing landowners, shoe factories, stores, the Academy, Methodist Church and other buildings. Covers the area from the Natick line, part of Loker and Main (East and West Plain Streets), Lake Road (Commonwealth Road) and Centre Street (now Main Street). Cochituate Lake is identified as "Long Pond or Cochituate Lake" and shows the gate house for the aqueduct. Small ponds are shown with names.

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324 acres adjoining Sudbury, granted ot Stephen Day, printer, 1657 (purchased by Goodman Johnson, 1668)

A mappe of a certaine tract of land lying within the limits of Watertown, called Nonsuch, the whole containing 1107 acres

Addition to Fire Station building

Alterations

Andrews, Samuell

Atlas of the town of Wayland, Massachusetts

Atlas of the town of Wayland, Massachusetts, 1994

Beers, F. W. (Frederick W.)

Bridle trails in Wayland

Brigham, Joseph

Carter, James G. (James Gordon)

Cochituate, town of Wayland