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Illustrated Town Hall in Hudson on square magnet

Town Hall

Bring a little Hudson home.

Square Magnet · 4 × 4 inches

Before leaving the kitchen, check the week's list and the note about your next appointment, with the magnet's little picture sharing that well-used spot on the fridge. Hudson's Second Empire Town Hall has a distinctive form that brings the town's civic architecture into the middle of an ordinary pause.

Hudson's Second Empire Town Hall was built in 1872. Marc N. Belanger's May 2008 photograph records its architecture for this interpretation. The building's distinctive form ties the modern source view to nineteenth-century civic life, without turning the photograph's date into a construction date.

The hall links a named Hudson building with nineteenth-century public life, giving someone interested in the town a specific civic story to keep. It makes a small gift that can find a place beside an ordinary household list.

$8.99

Selected option
4" × 4"
SKU
FH-BULK-AVG-AVA-B2-041-428-62035-COLOR-R1

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Product option: 4" × 4"
Historical sources
Source credit and attribution
Marc N. Belanger (Marcbela), Hudson Town Hall, May 2008, via Wikimedia Commons. Creator public-domain release; attribution recommended. Adapted to a controlled-color interpretation.
Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Hudson_Town_Hall.jpg
About the artwork
AI-assisted controlled-color interpretation. Original source unchanged. Fine detail and color are interpretive. No institutional endorsement.
Product details and care
Material: Laminated white vinyl with black magnetic backing
Size/capacity: 4 × 4 inches
Care: Gently brush away dust with a clean, dry cloth, working outward from the center.
Supplier specifications: https://printify.com/app/products/428/generic-brand/magnets
Original product information and credits

Town Hall

4 × 4 inch magnet. Matte laminated white vinyl with magnetic backing. For indoor use; wipe gently with a soft, dry cloth.

AI-assisted controlled-color interpretation. Original source unchanged. Fine detail and color are interpretive. No institutional endorsement.

Source: Marc N. Belanger (Marcbela), Hudson Town Hall, May 2008, via Wikimedia Commons. Creator public-domain release; attribution recommended. Adapted to monochrome woodcut. https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Hudson_Town_Hall.jpg.