This package contains the 280th anniversary tote bag, and a copy of Reflections.
 
REFLECTIONS - A Pictorial History of Pelham, New Hampshire 1746 - 1996
1998
Published by: The Pelham 250th Anniversary Committee
Hardcover
 
The Pelham 250th Anniversary Committee proudly presents the photographs and commentary contained herein as a pictorial history of the Town of Pelham, New Hampshire. The Committee was organized to conduct the 1996 celebration of Pelham's 250th Anniversary as a New Hampshire town. This book was one of many projects undertaken by the 250th Anniversary Committee. It had its genesis several years ago when some of the members realized that no attempt had ever been made to collect, preserve or publish photographs of Pelham's history.

This is a tote bag celebrating Pelham's 280th anniversary.

Front- Pelham's 280th image

Back- USA 250th image

REFLECTIONS - A Pictorial History of Pelham, New Hampshire 1746 - 1996
1998
Published by: The Pelham 250th Anniversary Committee
Hardcover
 
The Pelham 250th Anniversary Committee proudly presents the photographs and commentary contained herein as a pictorial history of the Town of Pelham, New Hampshire. The Committee was organized to conduct the 1996 celebration of Pelham's 250th Anniversary as a New Hampshire town. This book was one of many projects undertaken by the 250th Anniversary Committee. It had its genesis several years ago when some of the members realized that no attempt had ever been made to collect, preserve or publish photographs of Pelham's history.

Pelham 250th Anniversary Souvenir/Program Book
1996
Published by: The Pelham 250th Anniversary Committee
Paperback

Pelham: Old Days & Old Ways
Author: C. Frances Hobbs
1975
Published by: The Pelham Historical Society
Paperback
 
Mrs. C. Frances (Hobbs) McLucas was a former president of the Pelham Historical Society. She felt strongly about the lack of written History of Pelham. At the time of her death she was compiling this story of town history and of the Hobbs family. The Pelham Historical Society was requested to publish it. We present it in its entirety - unedited and unfinished - just as Mrs. McLucas left it.
 
We would dedicate the story to Miss Mary Hobbs, her sister, who was the first regular Librarian appointed in Pelham. She served the town faithfully in that capacity from 1892-1955 a period of some 63 years. "Miss Molly" was held in high esteem by all those whom she served so well.
 
We thank Mr. Samuel Hobbs, her brother, now of California, for his financial assistance and encouragement. We know that he must be justifiably proud of his family's long tradition of service to Pelham, New Hampshire.
 
We also thank Carla (Hobbs) Bordeleau, her grand-niece for designing the cover.

Reprint of the Pelham, NH Town Charter.

A beautiful commemorative stamped glass suncatcher with a suction cup.

A commemorative clay oil lamp from the Pelham 250th celebration.

A commemorative clay mug from the Pelham 250th celebration.

Not many left of these!

Adorable commemorative Pelham coffee mug

Unknown year vintage postcard

Concerts were held on April 13 & 14, 1996, for the Pelham 250th celebration

It's a pin! Stick it to things.

Cool maps

Contains materials to make 2 dolls, plus patterns for a sewn version and a no-sew version.

Contains yarn, sticks, and instructions for 1 God's Eye ornament

Contains 4 themed sewing cards, 4 yars, and 1 plastic sewing needle

Contains 1 game of stick & loop