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Exciting new items are debuting in the
Orchard House Museum Store. Members of "Friends of the Alcotts" have
the benefit of saving on purchases with a 10% discount.
Join, renew, or upgrade your membership
today (click here for more information).
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Scrabble
7 - “Missy’s Sunflower Scrabble”
 $79.00
each, plus postage and handling (insured Priority Mail; see Order
Form).
Shows Missy Mouse having come from The Little Women
Garden at Orchard House holding her dear little rag
doll and a beautiful sunflower!
THIS IS A LIMITED EDITION OF ONLY 500 PIECES!
Another unique collectible available exclusively
from Orchard House. Your purchase helps us with vital
preservation work here at Orchard House. The more than
300-year-old home where Louisa May Alcott wrote and
set Little Women is still in dire need of
structural rehabilitation.
Click here to see the
complete list of Scrabbles.
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 Limited
edition framed print of Still Life with Owl, one
of the last and finest paintings by Louisa's sister, May Alcott Niereker
(the "Amy" of Little Women.).
Matted and framed, 32 " x 27 1/2 ", including frame.
$185.00.
Click to see larger
image.
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Now available from The Museum Store at
Louisa May Alcott’s Orchard House -
Home of Little Women
NEW LIMITED EDITION
Madame Alexander Doll
“Louisa May Alcott”
Author of Little Women
$134.95
(shipping costs additional; please call for details)
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 Eden’s
Outcasts: The Story of Louisa May Alcott and Her Father
By John Matteson.
528 pages, hardbound, $29.95
Winner of the 2008 Pulitzer Prize for biography!
"John Matteson's Eden's Outcasts sheds new
light on one of America's first families of literature. Elegantly written
and
brimming with insights,
this gripping account of the complex relationship between the loving
but troubled Bronson Alcott, a 'genius' who had lost his way,
and his brilliant willful daughter Louisa keeps pace with Little
Wmen as
a narrative of domestic entanglements and individual striving. Matteson's
portrait
of Bronson and Louisa is painted on a large canvas, capturing an era
when ideals and practice collided as never before in the history of the
American nation."
-- Megan Marshall, author of The Peabody Sisters
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 "Hope
and Keep Busy" sterling silver pendant
" Hope and Keep Busy" was the motto of Abigail May Alcott, Louisa's "Marmee." The
sterling silver pendant comes in a black velvet bag, with an explanatory folder.
On the back is engraved "Louisa May Alcott."
$35.00
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 Great Female Authors
Umbrella
Includes the following authors: Alcott, Shelley, Dickinson,Austen,
Plath, Browning, Lazarus, and Woolf
$22.50
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 Louisa
May Alcott / Orchard House Christmas Ornament
Approximately 2 1/2" high.
Gold flashed brass.
$6.95
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 Louisa
May Alcott’s Civil War
With an introduction by Jan Turnquist, Director of Orchard House.
272 pages, softbound, $17.95
For the first time, Louisa May Alcott's Civil War stories are published
in a single collection. During the war she worked with home front relief
organizations, served as an Army nurse, and wrote stories for popular
journals such as Commonwealth and Atlantic Monthly. Includes the full
text of Hospital Sketches, nine short stories,
and excerpts from her Civil War journals.
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 A
Journey into the Transcendentalists' New England
By R. Todd Felton
180 pages; 93 color images, 56 B & W images, 7 maps; $19.95
Charts the development of a movement that revolutionized American ideas about
the artistic, spiritual, and natural worlds. At the same time, it creates a vivid
sense of New England in the 19th century, from its idyllic countryside and sleepy
towns to its bustling ports and burgeoning cities. The book is divided geographically
into chapters, each focusing on a town or village famous for its relationship
to one or more of the Transcendentalists -- including, of course, Concord and
the Alcotts.
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Miss
Alcott's E-mail
by Kit Bakke. Hardcover. $24.95
 .“Brimming
with meticulous research and unusual insights, Miss Alcott's
E-mail brings Louisa May Alcott back into our midst,
in all her light and dark complexity. Kit Bakke's fresh new look
at Louisa May reminds us that this spirited and brave reformer
was by no means a little woman.”
—
Geraldine Brooks, winner of the 2006 Pulitzer
Prize for Fiction for her novel March.
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Gift
Packs
Cellophane-wrapped and tied with festive ribbon, available
at special discounted package price.
Wonderful party favor! Little
Women journal
with pen, pencil, and ruler, and Dover edition of the complete
book. $9.95. (Postage and handling added
to all orders.)
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 Video
gift pack: Little Women DVD with Winona Ryder, Little
Women book, and two pencils. (Note that DVDs
may only be shipped to addresses within the United States.)
$22.95
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| Pillows
from Orchard House |
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Left:
Mood Pillows
Large (15" high): $34.00
Small (12" high): $24.00
In the Orchard House parlor is the original "Mood Pillow" used
to signify whether Louisa was in the mood for socializing. As she
wrote in Little Women: "If `the sausage' as they
called it, stood on end, it was a sign [to] approach ... but if
it lay flat
across the sofa, woe to man, woman, or child who dared disturb
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Right: Balsam
pillows. Filled with fragrant balsam from New England.
Camp quilt pattern,
7" x 7": $ 19.95
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 Eminent Women: America's most
Distinguuished Women Authors, photographed by Norman Studios, 1884.
Large (12" x 16"): $15.95 Small
(8" x 10"): $ 10.95
Composite photograph of Louisa May Alcott, Frances Hodgson Burnett, Julia Ward
Howe, Helen Hunt [Jackson], Sarah Orne Jewett, Lucy Larcom, Mary A. Livermore,
Louise Chandler Moulton, Grace A. Oliver, Nora Perry, Elizabeth Stuart Phelps
[Ward], and Harriet Beecher Stowe.
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Louisa
May Alcott Tote Bag
Large bag of heavy canvas with Velcro closure and silhouette
of Louisa at her desk.
$24.95, plus postage and handling
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Louisa
May Alcott Report Kit
For young students researching and reporting on the life of Louisa
and the Alcotts. Contents of the kit include:
- Directions for a costume.
- Snood and ribbon.
- Interesting facts about Louisa, plus profiles of the Alcott
family.
- Post cards of Orchard House, Louisa, and her room.
- Catalog for ordering additional items from Orchard House,
along with suggestions for additional research and presentation
items.
$9.95, plus postage and handling.
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Note Cards with Art by May Alcott
Approximately 4 1/4 x 5 1/2 inches, including white border.
Price
per card: $3.50.
See complete list.
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Flower Fables:
The 150th Anniversary Edition |
A limited commemorative printing of the first book
ever published by Louisa May Alcott, in 1854. Placed by Louisa into
Marmee's Christmas stocking, this book is a touching reminder of
childhood fantasies, a young woman's hopes, and the sustenance of
a mother's love.
First re-printing by Applewood Books limited to only 500 copies.
$15.95, plus postage and handling. |
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| (Also available: Kristina Joyce's beautiful
custom-designed notecard featuring Louisa's Christmas 1854 note to
her mother about Flower Fables!) |
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