Marlborough Historical Society

The Marlborough Historical Society

Place Mats

There are seven place mats which tell the story of Marlborough history dating back to the original settlement in the mid-1700s. They are reversible, with a beautiful scene on side 2 of Mt. Monadnock as viewed from various locations. Designed for long-term durability, cleaning is easy. Each place mat measures 12 inches high by 18 inches wide.

All place mats cost $4.00 each in any quantity or combination.

Mailing costs are extra, and would be determined based on quantity and the destination.

For local purchases, an arrangement can be made for delivery or pick-up.

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Side 1
The Birth of Marlborough: Settlement to Farms

Side 2
"Happy New Year, Neighbor" - Harper's Magazine, circa 1903 (Artist: William Hurd Lawrence)

Side 1
Rivers, Dams, Mills & Growth

Side 2
Mt. Monadnock – from Perkins Pond (photo by Susan Velez – September 2010)

Side 1
The Town Grows – a Village Develops

Side 2
Mt. Monadnock – a view looking across Stone Pond (photo by Carlton Allen – 1950)

Side 1
Webb Granite Quarry

Side 2
Birch Avenue in Marlborough (photo by W. L. Metcalf – circa 1914)

Side 1
Horses to Trains to Trolleys

Side 2
Mt. Monadnock from the historic Meeting House site (photo by Heritage Commission – 2005)

Side 1
Our Education Story: 1770 – 2010

Side 2
Mt. Monadnock from Frost Hill Road (photo by Scott Butler)

Side 1
Special Events in Marlborough

Side 2
Mt. Monadnock – from Perkins Pond (photo by Susan Velez – October 2011)