Blackstone Old Stone Building Mouse Pad

A familiar view of Old Stone Building in Blackstone, right there on your desk.

Blackstone's Old Stone Building is documented in the Historic American Buildings Survey. The stone structure recalls the working buildings that formed part of the town's industrial landscape.

Maybe Blackstone is where you grew up, where your family gathered, or a place you still carry with you. A familiar place, a little closer to home.

Credits

Source: “Historic American Buildings Survey Frank O. Branzetti, Photographer Feb. 24, 1941 (a) EXT. - FRONT and SIDE, LOOKING NORTHEAST - Old Stone Building, Blackstone, Worcester County HABS MASS,14-BLACK,1-1” by Frank O. Branzetti (Historic American Buildings Survey), Wikimedia Commons, https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Historic_American_Buildings_Survey_Frank_O._Branzetti,_Photographer_Feb._24,_1941_(a)_EXT._-_FRONT_and_SIDE,_LOOKING_NORTHEAST_-_Old_Stone_Building,_Blackstone,_Worcester_County_HABS_MASS,14-BLACK,1-1.tif, public domain. Adapted as an illustrated design for Familiar History.

Care

9″ × 8″ rectangular mouse pad with a dye-sublimated, stain-resistant cloth top on high-density foam, 1/16″ (1.58 mm) thick, with a thin rubber base that grips the desk. One-sided print. Made to order; allow about 10 business days for production plus shipping.