Copper engraving print depicting the Huntington House by renowned Hampton artist Andy Jones. (Mr. Jones is perhaps best-known for creating the design of the Charter Oak tree that adorns the Connecticut State Quarter.) This print, commissioned by the Trust, is a limited edition of only 50 copies. Each is numbered and signed by the artist. They have been professionally matted and framed, with a overall size of 14" x 16". $250

Pen-and-ink drawing of the Samuel Huntington Birthplace by award-winning local artist Patricia Browne. This artwork was commissioned by the Trust. It has been reproduced in black and white on fine watercolor paper, 8 1/2" x 11" in size, ready for framing. $25 SOLD OUT

The same print can also be individually hand-colored by the artist, making each a beautiful and original piece of art. $75 SOLD OUT

Note-paper using Patricia Browne's pen-and-ink drawing of the Samuel Huntington Birthplace on the front. Black printing on parchment-colored paper. 6 sheets, 6 envelopes.

[4 1/4" x 5 1/2"] $3

T-Shirts with the Samuel Huntington Birthplace pictured on the front. The artwork used is the same pen-and-ink drawing by artist Patricia Browne, reproduced by silkscreen printing in black ink. Choice of white or teal (pictured).

Please specify size: M, L, or XL. $10

T-Shirts with the Washington Rochambeau Route through Connecticut pictured on the front. Campsites and encampment dates listed on the back. Shirts are tan colored with silkscreen printing in black ink.

Please specify size: M, L, or XL. $10

Cat's Meow Wooden Collectible. Hand-shaped and silk-screened on the face to depict the Samuel Huntington Birthplace. Part of the Cat's Meow Historic Preservation Series.

[1996, 3 3/4" x 6 1/2"] $16

From Local Farm Boy to Colonial Statesman, a video presentation produced by Trust member Larry Northrop, which chronicles Samuel's life from his birth in 1731 to his passing in 1796.

[2006, 55-minute DVD Movie and Slide Show] $10

Samuel Huntington ballad by Connecticut's first State Troubadour, Tom Callinan. Single audio tape. $1, or included free with any order of $25 or more.

Legendary Connecticut: Traditional Tales from the Nutmeg State by David E. Philips. A diverse and colorful collection of traditional tales, supernatural stories, anecdotes, and narratives from the Nutmeg state. Personal legends, narratives, and tales - all are fascinating, humorous, and rich with the lore of the land, spanning four centuries of Connecticut history.

[1984, 304 pages, 7" x 10", Paperback] $18

En Avant with Our French Allies by Robert Selig, and Mary Donahue, Bruce Clouette, and Mary Harper. A richly-illustrated tour guide of the Washington Rochambeau Revolutionary Route through Connecticut identifying historic campsites and homes used by Rochambeau and his troop on their march to Yorktown in 1781.

[2004, 166 pages, 6" x 9", Paperback] $15

The Ideals Guide to Places of the American Revolution by Julie Shively. A lavishly illustrated guidebook of Revolutionary War sites including battlegrounds, museums and historic places.

[2001, 256 pages, 7" x 9 5/8", Paperback] $23

Longer than Expected by George Kelsey Dreher, A Narrative Essay on the Letters of Samuel Huntington 1779-1781 — the years of his presidency.

[1996, 240 pages, 6" x 9", Paperback] $13

Connecticut Congressman: Samuel Huntington, 1731-1796 by Larry R. Gerlach. Covers Samuel's entire life. First published by the American Revolution Bicentennial Commission of Connecticut in 1976, as part of the Connecticut Revolutionary War Series.

[1976, 142 pages, 6" x 9", Paperback] $5

The Solway Plainsman by Douglas Huntington. Covers life's quality for the Cumbrian Huntingtons from the 12th to the 20th Century.

[1995, 188 pages, 6" x 8 1/4", Paperback] $15

Samuel Huntington and His Family by Albert E. Waugh. This pamphlet was published by the Society of the Founders of Norwich Connecticut, Inc.

[1968, 48 pages, 6" x 9", Softcover] $2

Early American Homes magazine, October 1996 issue, containing an illustrated article describing the efforts to save the Samuel Huntington Birthplace. $5

U.S. State Quarters "Colonial Coin Map." Allows you to collect and display a complete set of all 13 U.S. State Quarters representing the original 13 States.

[11" x 14" card with recesses to hold each coin] $1

The prices above do not include shipping. So that we may calculate the most cost-effective shipping method to your location, please e-mail us in advance with your requested items and shipping address. We will let you know the actual shipping charges for your order.

Payment is by check or money order, mailed to:

Governor Samuel Huntington Trust

P.O. Box 231, Scotland, CT 06264

Items will be shipped promptly upon receipt of your payment.