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First Parish Church tower

1 pp 1884

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First Parish Church, built 1815

1 pp 1884

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First Wayland High School

1 pp 1884

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First Wayland fire truck

1 pp 1884

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First high school, town tercentenary celebration

1 pp 1884

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First town hall and library, built 1841. Eventually Lovell’s Grocery and then Collins’s Market.

1 pp 1884

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Four-Arch Bridge

1 pp 1884

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General Micah Maynard Rutter house and horse

1 pp 1884

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Greenways (became part of Traditions of Wayland)

1 pp 1884

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Hannah Jane Allen Williams Memorial Playground, Cochituate, Massachusetts

1 pp 1920

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Haycocks (West Brook)

1 pp 1884

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Haystacks on the Sudbury River

1 pp 1890

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First Parish Church tower

First Parish Church, built 1815

First Wayland High School

First Wayland fire truck

First high school, town tercentenary celebration

First town hall and library, built 1841. Eventually Lovell’s Grocery and then Collins’s Market.

Four-Arch Bridge

General Micah Maynard Rutter house and horse

Greenways (became part of Traditions of Wayland)

Hannah Jane Allen Williams Memorial Playground, Cochituate, Massachusetts

Haycocks (West Brook)

Haystacks on the Sudbury River