- Anne Hale: The Case of the Communist Teacher
- Baseball: A Way of Life
- Chuck Taylor Hightops: WHS Basketball
- The Baby Boom Explodes
- "Mrs. Everywoman"
- Warriors Football
- Nightlife Up in Smoke: The Mansion Inn
- Not-So-Fast-Times at Wayland High
- The Sirens of Wayland: The Police Department
- Cold War Wayland: Nike Missile Site & Raytheon
- Keeping Up wit the Joneses: Consumerism in the Town Crier
- A Sense of Community: The Strawberry Festival
- Newsletters to Those at War: The Bugle and the Jeep
- A Quieter Life: Coming Home from World War II
- Duty Calls: Veterans of the Korean War
- A Simpler Time: Growing Up in Wayland
- Old Meets New: Dudley Pond
- Flash Movie
Stewart Campbell
Stewart T. Campbell was a career army man. He enlisted in 1935 and remained in the army for over twenty years. He rose to the rank of Chief Warrant Officer 3, fought in both World War II and the Korean War, and was awarded the Bronze Star. In Korea he served on the frontlines with the 7th Infantry Division and fought at the Chosin Reservoir. CWO Campbell personally knew General Patton and was a commanding officer at the base where Elvis Presley was stationed during WWII. He now resides in a small community outside of Boston where he is an American Legion Post Commander and spends time with his children, grandchildren, and his one great-grandchild.