Price:  $30.00
Description: 50” by 65” woven afghan features nine historic Wyandotte landmarks, including the Ford-MacNichol Home (Wyandotte Museum), Marx Home, Ford-Bacon Home, Oak Street Station, Roosevelt High School, Eureka Iron Works, S.S. Columbia, Wyandotte Hospital and Grassy Island Lighthouse.  Afghan is hunter green, 100% machine washable cotton.

Historic Churches of Wyandotte Afghan
Price:  $30.00 
Description: 50” by 65” three-ply woven tapestry afghan features the nine earliest Wyandotte churches, including The First Congregational Church (1892), St. Joseph’s (1870), St. Stephen’s (1860), St. John’s (1870), First Methodist (1855), St. Patrick’s (1857), Trinity Lutheran (1861), First Presbyterian (1856) and Our Lady of Mt. Carmel (1899).  Afghan is full color, 100% machine washable cotton.

Price:  $10.00
Description: “Behold Our Heritage” 10” diameter commemorative plate features Major John Biddle - 1824, George P. MacNichol Home – 1896, Smith Home – 1893, Oarsmen Champs – 1892, Roosevelt High School – 1921, Eureka Iron Works – 1854, Columbia – 1902, River Park Hotel – 1880, and First City Hall – 1880.

Price:  $10.00
Description: Reproduction of the Bird’s-Eye View map of Wyandotte drawn in 1896 by T.M. Fowler of Morrisville, PA as a pencil sketch showing a bird’s eye view of the city at the time, including the Detroit River, steam and sailboats, neighborhoods and north and south alkali works.  Map measures 23” x 32” and is printed on heavy cardstock suitable for framing.

Price:  $5.00
Description: 3 ¾” tall commemorative mug is white china with the brown Ford-MacNichol Home Wyandotte Museum decal.

Wyandotte American Bicentennial Tile 
Price: $5.00
Description: Commemorative tile made for the 1976 American Bicentennial, 6" square with cork backing and hanger.