Handcrafted in the USA, this Cat's Meow Village collectible captures the timeless charm of the South Newbury Union Chapel, an important landmark and gathering place in our community. Each piece is wood and finished with the fine detail Cat's Meow is known for, making it a treasured keepsake.

Standing watch over South Newbury for generations, the Centennial Oak is as much a part of suffragists' story as the chapel itself. This companion piece to our Chapel collectible brings that same storied tree to your shelf, mantel, or holiday village display — a fitting tribute to the movement for the right to vote.

Bring home both icons of the South Newbury Union Chapel grounds in one collectible set. This bundle pairs the hand-painted Cat's Meow Village Chapel with its companion piece, the Centennial Oak. Displayed together, these two pieces tell the story of South Newbury Union Chapel and its place in the women's suffrage movement.

A richly detailed mixed-media collage print by local artist Lynn Vandevort (2024), honoring the history and heart of the South Newbury Union Chapel. The piece brings together a colored-pencil rendering of the chapel and its Centennial Oak with a reproduced excerpt of the original 1865 deed — the handwritten agreement by Anson Mathews leasing the land "for Literary, Scientific, Moral and Religious purposes, and free for Lectures upon all useful subjects, open and free for all denominations." Historic township maps are layered into the background on a patchwork of soft, quilt-like color blocks, tying the chapel to the land and community records that shaped it. 16" W x 13" H. Unframed.