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| Danvers Historical Society Store Our
store is located in our office at 11 Page Street. We offer local
history gifts, books and ornaments. Members of the Danvers Historical Society will receive a 10% discount off all Museum Store purchases unless otherwise specified and exclusive of any shipping and handling charge. To view items for sale and ordering information, click on the following: Books & Notecards - Ornaments & Ceramics - Wine - How to Order - Sale Conditions 
The following items are available for purchase from the Alfalfa Farm. Please visit their website to order. Click here to go to the Alfalfa Wine site.
View the items online on this webpage. CLICK here to download an Order Form. Complete the order form providing us with the information requested. Mail or bring the completed order form, along with a check or money order, to the Danvers Historical Society as specified on the application.
PRICING AND AVAILABILITY Prices in this catalog are quoted in US dollars. This catalog represents items in stock or on order. Some items may be out of stock when you place your order. We will contact you if an item is unavailable or will be placed on back order. Please visit our web site throughout the year for additions and deletions to this catalog. Prices are subject to change without notice. MEMBERS’ DISCOUNT Members of the Danvers Historical Society will receive a 10% discount off all Museum Store purchases unless otherwise specified and exclusive of any shipping and handling charge. If you are interested in becoming a member, please refer to the Membership webpage. DELIVERY TIME Every effort will be made to ship your order within one week from the date received. RETURNS We will be glad to replace defective items. Returns for other reasons will be subject to a 15% restocking fee. PERSONAL INFORMATION POLICY - The Danvers Historical Society does not collect personal information from the sale of merchandise in our museum store for any purpose, other than to complete the transaction, and ship the customer's order. We do not collect personal information to sell, or give to any other entity.
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Gardens of New England. Photography by Michael Hubley, Editorial by David Epstein. Gardens of Glen Magna Farms is prominently featured on pages 96-103 and also the back jacket cover. 160 pages full color photos, hardcover 
NEW for 2009
Little Red School House takes you back to small school buildings with two or more grades per room. Putnamville School was established as early as 1812. Blown glass.
Endicott Pear Tree planted in the early 1630's by Massachusetts Governor John Endicott still stands as a symbol of our agricultural heritage. Blown glass.
Danvers Half Long Carrot was developed about 1870 to cope with our rocky Danvers soil. First marketed by the Burpee Seed Company in 1886, it is still recommended today.
Blown glass. 
When the Great Oak Tree had to be taken down in 1994, best estimates place its age to be between 250 and 300 years old. Acorns have long been considered good luck symbols.
NEW for 2009
The train. From 1849 to 1958 Danvers enjoyed train service and reached its peak in 1899 with 21 passenger trains daily to Boston and towns in between. Blown glass. 
The Danvers Onion. In Danvers conditions proved favorable for vegetable crops including the Danvers globe onion. By the 19th century, Danvers earned a reputation as "Oniontown". Blown glass. 
Cabernet Franc: Our Cabernet Franc is a medium bodied red wine, with spicy and oaky flavors. Best served at room temperature with aged cheeses or sitting by a fire with a hand rolled cigar.
Blueberry wine: This Massachusetts crafted wine is made of 100% blueberry and has a deep, red hue with lots of blueberry flavor. This is a sweet wine, but can served as a red wine wine with spicy meals or as a dessert wine. |
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