Ceramic ornament depicting historic post office

A charming Christmas ornament or other gift, especially for history buffs. This ceramic ornament features a small reproduction from an original painting of the general store and post office in one of the oldest settlements in the United States, Plymouth Meeting Pennsylvania. This building was built and owned by George Corson, a civic leader and abolitionist active in the Underground Railroad; Mr. Corson and fellow Abolitionists helped hundreds of escaped slaves to hide and rest as they made their way to freedom in Canada. Painting by Carol Worthington-Levy, all rights reserved. Look for other Historic Plymouth Meeting ornaments in this store, to develop your own personal collection dedicated to the cause of FREEDOM and justice for ALL. The commission from your purchase Helps to support the efforts to protect and preserve this village and its history