From Seekonk, MA. Blue and yellow team jacked; wool, leather, poly. Purchased at auction. Also indicates league played in Rhode Island.

Seekonk Library “Friends” teeshirt from Seekonk, Massachusetts. White screenprint on blue shirt. Purchased via auction.

Year unknown. Scout bandana from Seekonk, Massachusetts. Black and red print on yellow fabric. Purchased via auction.

Promotional enamel pin for Outback Steakhouse in Seekonk, MA. Text reads “The Konk Adile Hunter.” Purchased at auction.

Promo button for Seekonk Speedway. Year unknown. Purchased via auction. Features black and white checker design with embroidery effect. Possible from photo of cloth patch.

Two color embroidered patch; appears new. Year unknown. Assumed to be related to the Seekonk Speedway.

Cloth patch, blue thread on white fabric. Approx. 4” x 3.25”. Year unknown.

From Seekonk, Massachusetts. Purchased via auction.

A ring on a keychain celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the Seekonk Speedway. Assumed to be from 1996 based on the track’s founding.

Printing block with the town seal from Seekonk, Massachusetts. Metal block on wood. Year unknown. Purchased via auction.

Holiday Inn room key for room 134. Green key tag with white ink, metal key. Year Unknown. From Seekonk, Massachusetts. Purchased via auction.

Commemorative plate featuring the Seekonk Speedway featuring architect D. Anthony Venditti and Irene Venditti of the Venditti family, who operated the track.

Ceramic mug celebrating twenty years of the Tasca Mercury / Lincoln car dealership being in open. Two color print on ceramic.

Glass quart-sized bottle from Sunnybrook Farms in Seekonk, MA. Year unknown, bottom embossed with two numbers, 51 and 67.

An ice tea spoon from the Old Grist Mill restaurant. Possibly silver plated; from an auction.

Jonny Locks (b. Jon Astle, 1940) was a native of Fall River, MA. He and his brothers, Fred and Deke (and later his nephews), were stock car racers at Seekonk Speedway beginning in the 1950s.

In 1965, he recorded “I Know You Want Me Baby” and “All I Want Is You,” backed by Bobby and the Galaxies, a local bar band.Self-published; likely 1000 copies. At the time, the Seekonk Speedway helped promote the disc by playing it on their PA system each week. .

Hot Stuff, 1991, 1st Edition, Sealed. Trading cards from Seekonk, Massachusetts. Purchased via auction.

Color print with embedded thermometer, framed in glass. Approx 8” x 10”. Year unknown.

National Air Mail Week cover from Seekonk, Massachusetts. Red and blue ink on envelope, plus black stamping, stamp. Purchased via auction.

A printing block from the Seekonk Chamber of Commerce, Seekonk, Massachusetts. Year unknown. Purchased via auction.

Mark Voorhees baseball card. Mark is from Seekonk, Massachusetts. Purchased via auction.

Ken Ryan baseball card. 1989, The Star Co. Ken is from from Seekonk, Massachusetts. Purchased via auction.

Metal Seekonk Grand Prix arcade token from Seekonk, Massachusetts. Note this is similar to another Grand Prix coin, but the addresses differ along with some minor design elements. Exact year unknown but this coin is from 2005 or prior. Purchased via auction.

Metal Seekonk Grand Prix arcade token from Seekonk, Massachusetts. Note this is similar to another Grand Prix coin, but the addresses differ along with some minor design elements. Exact year unknown but this coin is from 2005 or after. Purchased via auction.

Metal Fantasyland arcade token from Seekonk, Massachusetts. Year unknown. Purchased via auction.

A 1983 GATRA bus route map from Seekonk, Massachusetts. Black ink on peach paper; tri-fold, double-sided. Purchased via auction.

Aitken School letterhead from Seekonk, Massachusetts. Donated and dated to 1998/99 by former PTO member Liz Goodheart. Black print on textured cream stock. Received via mail October 22, 2024.

From 1929, the official catalog from Jacobs Hill Hunt Horse Show, in Seekonk, Massachusetts. Color cover, black and white guts, 100+ pp. Purchased via auction.

A vintage black and white photograph from Seekonk, Massachusetts featuring a woman posting next to a car. Hand-written text reads “How well I remember this road. Seekonk, Mass. August 29, 1943.” Purchased via auction.

Old Grist Mill promotional fold-over from Seekonk, Massachusetts. Black ink on light brown stock, double-sided, single-fold. Purchased via auction. Purchased from Shelby Salzberg on 10.24.24.

Photo slide of Engine 2, taken by Glenn B. Vincent. Slide is dated June 26, 1990.

An AP photo of MIT junior Cynthia Helgerson, a Seekonk, MA native who was the first woman to win the school’s “Ugly Man on Campus” charity contest.

From the photo caption on back:

Photographer: Brian Walski
Date: 10/16/88
Subject: Flutie Leads Pats to Victory

“Pats fans Cheryl Leandro, of Seekonk, MA., Shelly Quintal, of Lewiston, ME., Sue Lessard, also of Lewiston and Alan Jehe of Nashua, N.H. celebrate a Pats TD.”

Year unknown. Approx 1.5” x 3”. Front monogramed with “H. S. S.” Back has Lazy K logo and “Seekonk, MA”

Seekonk, Massachusetts. Purchased via auction. Payment made from Ebenezer B. Cole to The Estate of Oliver Brown.