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I ordered a print back in July of this year.. money was taken out of my checking account. I ordered the print to go to my father in St. Augustine, FL. He has never received it. Please check into this for me.
Having spent the days days of my childhood riding bikes on the dirt road behind the stores (my father had an antique shop in Hallowell – Ben’s Americana), Hallowell is rather sentimental. Is it possible to obtain copies of these prints, or has anyone thought of putting a book together commemorating them?
Visit the store page on our site and you can indeed purchase copies Patricia! Thanks for the memories of Hallowell.
Where are the posters from 1989, 1987 ???
Good question — maybe the print team — Roy & Susan know?
Roy at Renaissance Gallery says “1990s Ray Scholfield was the first of the modern series. My understanding is that prior to that they hand pulled silk screen images & produced in very small numbers. I have only seen a couple from the mid ’70s. Would be interesting to know what some of the earlier ones were. Anyway. what we have starts in 1990.” We’d love to post images from those earlier years if anyone has them to share!
I am looking for a print of the park in Hallowell, thought that one of the prints on Old Hallowell Days had the park on it one year, it was 2000. I had the print but it was lost when I moved back to Georgia. Please research this for me and let me know how I can obtain/purchase another print. It was a very special time in my life, living in Maine for 5 years in Hallowell.
Hi Deborah, I think you are referring to print by Linda Murray of the stone bridge in Vaughn Woods. Unfortunately that one has been sold out for some time. Occasionally they appear in local stores dealing with antiques and vintage art. Here in Hallowell. You might contact some of the antique dealers. Here’s a link to the antiques page on the Hallowell Board of Trade website. Best of luck! -Deb Fahy
Thanks Linda!
2000 artist was me. Image was of the bridge in Vaughn Woods. I’m not sure that I have an image of it here. I believe the 1999 artist was Paul Plummer.
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