Did you know?. Oak Alley Plantation was introduced as the third collectible in the exclusive Southern Belles Series. Don’t forget to look for Casper, the trademark black cat mascot, subtly perched on the front porch rail!
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Catalog Number: #2882. In 1930, a new brick depot was built and this old depot was moved across the river where philanthropist Charles Dana used it as a guest house. Despite this wear, the primary front-facing painted surface is in good, clear condition.
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Catalog Number: #2882. In 1930, a new brick depot was built and this old depot was moved across the river where philanthropist Charles Dana used it as a guest house. Despite this wear, the primary front-facing painted surface is in good, clear condition.
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Catalog Number: #9972 (From the 1997C Catalog). Beautifully handcrafted and dual-sided, this piece perfectly captures the warmth of an old-fashioned winter evening. Year Introduced: 1997.
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Catalog Number: #9972 (From the 1997C Catalog). Beautifully handcrafted and dual-sided, this piece perfectly captures the warmth of an old-fashioned winter evening. Year Introduced: 1997.
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“Ivy Green — Tuscumbia, Alabama (Second collectible in this series). The Kellers hired Anne Sullivan, a young graduate student from the Perkins School for the Blind in Boston to teach Helen. The rest of the Helen Keller story is well known.
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Add this unique architectural story to your collection. Item: Hand-Painted Wood Shelf Sitter Accessory. Catalog Number: #166 (From the Accessories List). Status: Retired (December 31, 1995).
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Item: Hand-Painted Wood Shelf Sitter Accessory. Catalog Number: #210 (From the Accessories List). Status: Retired (December 31, 1998). Year Made: 1993.
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Look closely on the right side to find the signature little black cat tucked into the design! “The Wall stands as a living history lesson and plays a role as a national symbol of reconciliation. It is a solemn place, a sad place, a place of raw emotion; yet it is a place of serenity, of quiet, a place for reflection, for acceptance – it is a place for reunions, for restoration, for healing.
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