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Gift Shop!
Items in our online shop are perfect for lovers of history and art, whether it's something for yourself or a gift for someone special. And it's a fun way to support the Archives!
All items are also available for purchase and pick-up at the Sandwich Public Library. Check with the library for address and hours. ​​
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Marise Fawsett Cards
Bring a smile to anyone's day with these sweet cards featuring whimsical woodland creatures.
A Little News
Waiting for News
I'm All Ears
Dropping a Line
Coming Soon
These charming cards were designed by beloved Sandwich artist and author Marise Fawsett. You can learn more about Marise’s legacy and history in Sandwich here.
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Quantity: 10 cards per box (featuring one of the four designs above)
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Inside: Left blank for your own personalized message
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Versatility: Perfectly suited for birthdays, thank-yous, or just because!
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$20
Sandwich A Cape Cod Town by Russell A. Lovell, Jr.
First published in 1984, this updated edition is now available for purchase. Settled in 1637 by families from the Saugus Plantation near Boston, Sandwich has acquired a character all its own. From its people, to its natural shoreline and wooded landscape, to its history with the early Indian neighbors and visiting Quakers, the Town of Sandwich is truly unique.
As the oldest town on Cape Cod, Sandwich embraces its history and is proud that many of its families have played a large roll in settling other parts of New England and beyond.
This book presents the history of Sandwich with the use of original town and Colony records, diaries, wills and deeds. It is illustrated with photographs, drawings, maps and charts, as well as an extensive bibliography. Sandwich, A Cape Cod Town offers a wealth of historical information on a town built by the ocean and molded by the people who lived there.
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$24.95
Historic Jenny Jones Map of Old Sandwich Village & Glass Factory Days
We are excited to offer a reproduction of this historic hand drawn and watercolored map depicting Sandwich village circa 1825, the year the Boston and Sandwich Glass Works opened in what is now Jarvesville.
The map was created in 1939 by Sandwich artist and art teacher Jane Bradford "Jenny" Jones as a fundraiser to celebrate the 300th anniversary of Sandwich's incorporation and to help fund the refurbishment of the old town hall.
In 2018, FOSTA sponsored and funded its restoration after two of the 1939 prints were donated to the Sandwich Town Archives. The physical conservation work was executed by the Northeast Document Conservation Center (NEDCC) located in Andover, Massachusetts.
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The map measures 21" x 17" and is available in both color and black and white. The black and white version may be painted or decorated with colored pencils, a very popular activity back in 1939 and it still is today!
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Color map - $25
Black and white map - $20
Print of Dodge Macknight's "The Kitchen Garden"
For the first time ever, this vibrant watercolor by renowned artist Dodge MacKnight, painted in 1909, is available as an exclusive, limited-edition print.
Portrait of young Dodge MacKnight painted by John Peter Russell
Don’t miss your chance to own the only authorized reproduction of this piece anywhere!
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American post-Impressionist painter Dodge Macknight called Sandwich his home after moving here in 1900 to a house he named "The Hedges" on Route 6A, where he painted this watercolor of his back yard kitchen garden.
The largest collections of Dodge MacKnight paintings can be seen at the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum and Museum of Fine Art, Boston.
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This 11" x 15" giclée print is available for $25.​
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