Carter Rembert’s Eagle Scout “Court of Honor”, August 23. Worcester Troop #133. Carter spent many hours with his colleagues and the Worcester Historical Society to complete this valuable survey of trees which followed the original work in 1976 to identify the heritage trees of Worcester that were 200 years old. See Bill Heyser “The Methacton…
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Carter Rembert’s Eagle Scout “Court of Honor”, August 23. Worcester Troop #133.
Carter spent many hours with his colleagues and the Worcester Historical Society to complete this valuable survey of trees which followed the original work in 1976 to identify the heritage trees of Worcester that were 200 years old. See Bill Heyser “The Methacton Oak, etc”, page 333 Worcester Book. In the following, let Carter describe…
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[3/$1] Village Blacksmith Postcard #1
This set of three postcards commemorates Worcester’s village blacksmith, Harry Houpt, who made decorative cast and wrought iron pieces in his Ironmaster’s House and Museum, next to Worcester Elementary school on Skippack Pike, for 40 years.
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[$45] “Fairview Village” Lithograph
Limited-edition lithographs of original watercolors by Worcester artist William Bourne.
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[$45] “Cedars” Lithograph
Limited-edition lithographs of original watercolors by Worcester artist William Bourne.
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[$50] A History of Worcester Township
$50 The 556-page book tells the story of Worcester — its inns, villages, churches, schools, mills, and residents — from the time of William Penn to the Bicentennial, including an index to over 200 pages of information on historic homes. This beautiful hardbound volume was first published in 1978 and is now in its third edition.
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[$25] WHS Apron
Hunter green with WHS logo. Ties are adjustable; fits small to X-large. Two front pockets. Machine washable.
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