The Concord School of Philosophy 2x3 inch magnet: In Stock in Concord, MA

$5.50

Ships within the U.S. from Concord, MA or can be picked up at no charge. Click here for shipping options, selected during checkout.

My original drawing of The Concord School of Philosophy in Concord, MA. Built by Louisa May Alcott’s father, Amos Bronson Alcott, and other Transcendentalists behind the Orchard House for lyceum-like summer lectures and discussions of philosophy.

2 x 3 inch glossy rectangular fridge magnet. This is a “button style” magnet with sturdy ceramic magnet back and a protective acetate laminate that wraps around the edges to the back, so there is no peeling and separating of the image from the magnet.

Select the image you’d like in the dropdown below. Colors in sample photo may differ from printed products. These are test prints: the shades of blue may vary slightly across magnets.

I will have more stock available soon, and this magnet will be available at the Concord, MA Visitor Center this coming spring. Other products printed with drawings of historic places in Concord are here.

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Ships within the U.S. from Concord, MA or can be picked up at no charge. Click here for shipping options, selected during checkout.

My original drawing of The Concord School of Philosophy in Concord, MA. Built by Louisa May Alcott’s father, Amos Bronson Alcott, and other Transcendentalists behind the Orchard House for lyceum-like summer lectures and discussions of philosophy.

2 x 3 inch glossy rectangular fridge magnet. This is a “button style” magnet with sturdy ceramic magnet back and a protective acetate laminate that wraps around the edges to the back, so there is no peeling and separating of the image from the magnet.

Select the image you’d like in the dropdown below. Colors in sample photo may differ from printed products. These are test prints: the shades of blue may vary slightly across magnets.

I will have more stock available soon, and this magnet will be available at the Concord, MA Visitor Center this coming spring. Other products printed with drawings of historic places in Concord are here.