Washington Common Print Pen and Ink Print

The Historical Society was given some matted pen and ink prints of the Washington Common (drawn in the 1960's or 1970's) in memory of Richard Cilley (1943-2005).

There are two sizes available: 14 inches by 18 inches (matted) for $30, and 18 inches by 24 inches (matted) for $45.

Shipping is NOT AVAILABLE due to the size of the prints and matting.

The back reads:

WASHINGTON COMMON WASHINGTON, NEW HAMPSHIRE A Pen and Ink Drawing by Ronna Safford Kowal This reproduction of an original pen and ink sketch of the Washington Town Common is given to the Washington Historical Society, to aid and and advance their work in the preservation of this first town in America to be incorperated, in 1776, under the name of Washington, in honor of the first president. The Town House was erected in 1789. The School Huose in 1814 The Congregational Church in 1840. IN MEMORY OF RICHARD CILLEY 1943-2005 Richard courageosly served our country in the Vietnam War and recieved the Bronze Star as a member of the United States Army. He died at age 62 on November 24, 2005 as a result of multiple sclerosis. Richard and Ronna were second cousins and sixth generation descendants of JOHN SAFFORD ONE OF THE ORIGINAL SETTLERS OF THE TOWN OF WASHINGTON, NEW HAMPSHIRE IN 1768 Donated by the family of Dean W. Safford

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