Red & White Grocery 
Area: Colusa (Maxwell)
Year: circa 1932

Description: Team played from 1932 to 1939. 

Back row (left to right): L.L. (Bill) Barrett (mgr.), Finis Cooper, Mel Pence, Alva Lane, Marvin Pence, Chick Locey

Front row (left to right): John Coleman, Jim Dunlap, Marion Cunningham, Ernie Smith, Jack Barrett (bat boy)

Red & White Grocery 
Area: Colusa (Maxwell)
Year: 1933-35

Red & White Grocery Store 
Area: Colusa (Maxwell)
Year: 1935

Description: Photograph taken in 1935 of Red and White Grocery store building.

The Red and White grocery store was owned by L.L. (Bill) Barrett  from about 1928 until 1949 and was the main store in town. The building is still there although no longer occupied. It was built in the late 1800's and called the Union Hall. The Masonic Lodge was on the top floor and Barrett's store was below. Population of Maxwell in 2011 is about the same (approx. 1200) as when the store was operating, but it is noteworthy that there are no longer any grocery stores in town.

Red & White Grocery Store
Area: Colusa (Maxwell)
Year: 1935-1936

Description: Photograph taken in 1935 from inside of Red and White Grocery store.

Maxwell Merchants
Area: Colusa (Maxwell)
Year: 1951 and 1952

Back row (left to right): George Pence, Morry Martinez, Bob Richter, Lloyd Wells, Virgil Azevedo, Joe Reckers

Front row (left to right): Joe Lewis, Lewis Wells, Bun Reading, Jack Barrett, Mert Lausten, Frank Vierra (mgr), Mario Sengo

Maxwell Merchants
Area: Colusa (Maxwell)
Year: 1954 and 1955

Description: Maxwell Merchants in Central Valley League. The team played its last season in 1955.

Back row (left to right): Lloyd Wells, Bill Lovelace, Bob Mahorney, Charlie Johnson, Bill Barrett, Jack Barrett

Front row (left to right): John Pappa, Al Mason, Gene Pinto, Anthony Azevedo, Charlie Carroll, Frank Vierra, Mario Sengo (mgr.)

Batboy: Marty Sengo

Red & White Grocery Store
Area: Colusa (Maxwell)
Year: 2011

Description: Photograph taken in 2011 of former Red & White Grocery store. Smaller building on the left side is the oldest in town and was a doctor's office. Today it is a barber shop. Plaque on now vacant union hall building shows it was dedicated in 1885.