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2022 Ice Cream Social and Baked Goods Auction
2022 Ice Cream Social and Baked Goods Auction
Gift Shop items for Sale
Update: REDUCED PRICES FOR "A TASTE OF HISTORY" AND "AROUND MASON, OHIO" (see below). Time Trail is out of stock.
All items available at Alverta Green Museum
(Open Thursdays from 2pm to 5pm)
and on our e-Commerce site (currently under construction).
(Open Thursdays from 2pm to 5pm)
and on our e-Commerce site (currently under construction).
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REDUCED PRICE - ONLY $5.00
A Taste of History: Celebrating Mason, Ohio's Bicentennial Presented by the Mason Historical Society A Taste of History: Celebrating Mason, Ohio's Bicentennial is stuffed with over 450 recipes. Some recipes are award winning from local cooks right here in Mason. This spiral bound, easy to use cookbook contains modern recipes and some very, very old recipes. In the eight different food divisions, there are historical pictures of old Mason ... some are old restaurants, bakeries, grocery stores, canning factory ... anything involving food. Pick up one today and become the cook you've always wanted to be! It's a bargain at $17! Also available at Yost Pharmacy. |
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Hard cover: $40.00
Mason, Ohio: A Photographic History Celebrating 200 Years By Sally Sherman Caudill and Sherri Reed Federle This book celebrates 200 years of history with approximately 400 photographs, many previously unpublished. It is 8 1/2 X 11, available in hard cover for $40. Hardcover also available at Yost Pharmacy. |
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REDUCED PRICE - ONLY $20.00!
Around Mason, Ohio: A Story Bicentennial Edition By Rose Marie Springman The original book has been updated and is back by popular demand. Twenty pages have been added to the original book to document our history since 1965 and the new subject index makes research easier than ever. The updated cover design is exclusive to the Bicentennial Edition and will look lovely on your table or book shelf. Here is one of the many stories about Mason history in the book Around Mason, Ohio: A Story (pictured above)
1818
"The only written claim concerning Indians in Palmira was that of Mrs. Flora Tetrick when she wrote that her mother spoke of the Mason farm still being much in forest and the wild state in the early 1820s and that once when young Sarah(Mason) and her siblings were playing in the creek with a homemade wooden wagon, one of the children looked up and saw a number of Indians coming up the creek toward them. The children scampered up the bank to their home and pieces of the wagon were strewn all along the way." |
Complete set of coins and booklet
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Bicentennial Collectible Coins
We have cast a set of 10 Bicentennial collectible coins. Each coin depicts different Mason historic landmarks or people, as well as the 2015 Bicentennial logo. The following coins are available: 2015 Bicentennial Coin (with Alverta Green Museum on back), Mason Schools Coin, Fire Department Coin, Police Department Coin, Veteran's Memorial Coin, 2 different Historic Uptown Mason Coins, Farming Heritage Coin, Kings Island Coin, and WLW Coin.
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2019 Cemetery Walk DVD
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DVD's Available: The Mason Historical Society offers DVD;s of some of our highly regarded past programs.
○ 2015 Salute to Mason Veterans ○ 2019 Cemetery Walk, starting with a drone shot over Rose Hill Cemetery. ○ 2021 B-50 Bomber Crash in Mason ○ 2022 Cemetery Walk All DVD's by Jeff Hill and all monies collected will be in memory of his parents Art and June Hill, both of which were charter members of the Mason Historical Society. Any DVD may be purchased by visiting the museum, calling us at (513)-398-6750, emailing us at mason.oh.historical@gmail.com, or ordering through our E-Commerce Site. CLICK ON THE DVD PICTURE TO GO THERE |
Brick Walkway Fundraiser
Brick walkway with memorial bricks
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Memorial bricks pave the way to the front porch of the museum.
Bricks are permanently engraved to honor or memorialize a friend or loved one and offer another way to openly show you support the purposes of our Society. Businesses also purchase bricks to show their support and it is another way to advertise. All funds raised by this project will be used for fixtures needed to display acquisitions. There are two ways you can order a brick: mail or online. To order via mail: It is easy to place an order. Simply download the form and fill in the information to be engraved on the brick. Once completed, mail the form along with a check or money order payable to the Mason Historical Society. Please use one form per brick with the information to be engraved. Please print clearly or generate the information on your computer and attach that paper to the form. Bricks are $50.00 each. You can also complete and mail the form, include your phone number with the best time to call you, and we will take your payment using a credit card. To order online:
Click the link below to go to our e-commerce site. There you can specify what should be engraved in the brick and place the order. |
Kroger Plus Card Rewards
