Add this unique architectural story to your collection. Item: Hand-Painted Wood Shelf Sitter Accessory. Catalog Number: #178 (From the Accessories List). Status: Retired (December 31, 1995). Year Made: 1990.
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It has been well-preserved and displays beautifully. It stands straight and firm.
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Item: Hand-Painted Wood Shelf Sitter Accessory. Catalog Number: #255 (From the Accessories List). Status: Retired (December 31, 2000). Year Made: 1995.
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Barnabas’ Episcopal Church located in Warwick, Rhode Island. “The church was originally built in the Village of Apponaug in 1882-83. A fire destroyed the first church in 1911. The present structure was built in 1926 with additions in 1954, 1959 and 1968.”.
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Add a piece of Sooner State history to your collection! Design: Oklahoma State Flag on flagpole with the signature trademark black cat silhouette on the front base. “Oklahoma, the 46th state admitted to the Union, adopted this flag in 1925.”.
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Because it was an exclusive local commission, it is incredibly hard to find online! Built in 1849 on the site of Fort Cumberland. Exquisite, crisp screen printing showcasing the church’s distinct brown stone architecture.
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(4″ to 5″ wide/tall, sits perfectly flat on a desk, mantle, or shelf). Constructed in 1893, this Gothic Revival masterpiece is a National Historic Landmark. Front Artwork: Beautifully detailed depiction of the chapel’s brick and stone construction, gothic arched window, and signature roofline.
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Timothy’s Episcopal Church in Massillon, Ohio. Back Text: “St Timothy Episcopal Church. Built 1836. Historical Site. Massillon, Ohio”. This item is acustom promotional piece commissioned directly by the local parish or historical society.
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“Watkins Mill Church. Clay County, Missouri. Located on historic Watkins Mill Plantation. Second in a series. Designed exclusively for Bette’s Hallmark. 894 South 291 Highway, Liberty, Missouri.
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