The museum's gift shop offers a selection of Worcester-related items, including books, Christopher Radko smiley ornament, a Cats's Meow collection of city buildings (including the museum and mansion), two distinct afghans-a smiley face and another featuring cultural sites of the city, note cards, prints, gifts and toys. Every purchase helps support the museum. Become a member and receive a 10% discount (on purchases over $10).
The Salisbury Houses Most Pleasant Rooms to Live in Salisbury Mansion The Salisbury Mansion – A plan for Furnishings Salisbury Mansion glass ornament The Cat’s Meow Village keepsake of the Salisbury Mansion. |
Here’s your chance to own one of the best collections of smiles around. Worcester Historical Museum 's Christopher Radko smiley ornament celebrates the late Harvey Ball's world famous smiley face. A Smiley with Top hat glass ornament by Vaillancourt Folk Art is a true collectible. Authentically detailed and hand-painted. Warm up to a wonderful smile while using this 16ounce ceramic mug. Price for gift set: $57.50 plus tax and shipping |
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 WHM Note Cubes Price $1.50 each plus tax and shipping Smiley Stress Balls WHM Gift Certificates now available at the front desk |
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Anyway you say it, it’s a great place to live! Step out in style with this 100% cotton T or a cozy sweatshirt. Sizes - Child’s Large, Adult - Small, Med, Large, X Large T-shirt price: $15.00 plus tax and shipping. Sweatshirt price: $20.00 plus tax and shipping
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Location:
30 Elm Street, Worcester, MA
(508) 753-8278
Hours
Open Tuesday - Saturday 10am - 4pm,
Fourth Thursdays 10am - 8:30pm
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Museum
Open Tuesday - Saturday 10am - 4pm,
Fourth Thursdays 10am - 8:30pm
Library
Wednesday - Saturday 10am - 4pm,
Fourth Thursdays 10am - 8:30pm
Salisbury Mansion
Thursday - Saturday 1pm - 4pm
Salisbury Mansion Gift Set – Price $65.00
This 18k gold plated arch ornament was modeled after a 16th century gate in Stockholm, Sweden. Commissioned by John Jeppson for Norton Company, this structure was recreated in Worcester in 1907 to welcome Prince Wilhelm of Sweden to the city.
George P. Cocaine spent forty-two years as a news cameraman for the Worcester Evening Gazette. Photographs document Worcester and its people, like these note cards of Liggett’s in 1951, Worcester Common in 1939 and downtown Worcester parade in 1941. 
View of Worcester – 1838
This sampling of Worcester postcards includes 
WHM’s new “Upcycle” products
Kaleidoscope