John Farnum House
Bring a little Uxbridge home.
Matte vertical poster · 175 g/m² archival paper · 11 × 14 or 18 × 24 in · 11″ x 14″ / Matte
A wall can make room for a place that means something close to home. This matte art print brings the John Farnum House into view, giving an Uxbridge landmark space among the pictures and objects you live with.
Before a town hall could give public life a permanent address, a house could become a meeting place. The Cornet John Farnum House hosted Uxbridge’s first Town Meeting. At 44 Mendon Street, it connects the town’s beginnings with the work of the Uxbridge Historical Society, which identifies the house as its home. The illustration brings that local gathering place into view through the house’s roofline, windows and wooded setting.
A gathering place from the town's beginnings can become part of a room's everyday story. Display this Uxbridge view at home, or give it to someone whose memories are tied to the town.
$19.99
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- 11″ x 14″ / Matte
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- 26123391428256867772
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A portrait of the John Farnum House, drawn for people who notice Uxbridge's older places. A matte print that gives the illustration room to show its finer details.
Product details: Matte vertical poster on museum-grade archival paper (175 g/m²), printed with pigmented inks. Available in 11 × 14 in and 18 × 24 in. For indoor display. Frame not included.
Artwork adapted from John Farnum House 2019, a photograph by Chris Bilodeau (Cbilodeau73), under CC BY-SA 4.0. Changes include an engraved illustration, Uxbridge lettering, vector tracing, transparent backgrounds, and light/dark garment ink versions. The adapted artwork is offered under CC BY-SA 4.0.
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