Newton Massachusetts Stickers

The artwork portrays a black ink drawing of Newton's street scene. Highlighting its historical significance in the state of Massachusetts, USA.

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1894 Map by the George H. Walker & Co of the City of Newton Massachusetts and it's neighboring Towns. This is a high resolution scan from an original map and may have some of the inconsistencies that are innate in a vintage map.

Go Eagles!

A simple design based on one the name of the greatest physicist and scientists of all times, Sir Issac Newton's and theory of gravity. It is self explanatory, where the "o" has been designed to look like a falling apple. This science or physics design will be much appreciate by physicists, nerdy and geeky kids and even teachers of science. Whether you are an genuis astro physicist or just a school kid who is interested in science this design can put a smile on the face of your peers.

A cute version of the iconic Boston Citgo sign.

A cute version of the iconic Boston Citgo sign running.

Mungie the Fungi is the mascot of Munger Hall at Wellesley College!

Show your love for the Wellesley Galen stone tower through this design!

Created by: Samer Brasil. MASSACHUSETTS STATE, UNITED STATES, USA: Boston, Worcester, Springfield, Cambridge, Lowell, Brockton, New Bedford, Quincy, Lynn, Newton, Fall River, Somerville, Lawrence, Haverhill, Waltham, Malden, Taunton, Medford, Weymouth Town, Chicopee, Revere, Peabody, Methuen Town, Everett, Attleboro, Barnstable Town, Salem, Leominster, Pittsfield, Beverly, Westfield, Chelsea, Fitchburg, Holyoke, Marlborough, Woburn. FLAG OF MASSACHUSETTS, MASSACHUSETTS STATE FLAG, MASSACHUSETTS STATE MAP.

Star Market- New England's own home grown grocer since 1915- as expressed with our beloved Boston Accent. Great funny gift for Boston / Newton / Watertown residents past and present.

This is a based on 1930s advertising from the S.S. Pierce Company. S. S. Pierce & Co. In 1831, Pierce and his partner, Eldad Worcester, "started out by wholesaling provisions to the ships that crowded what was then a very busy Boston Harbor, but soon enough Pierce was bartering with ship captains, often exchanging his provisions for the delicacies they would bring to Boston from faraway ports."Pierce said, "I may not make money, but I shall make a reputation." The grocery business thrived, due in part to "celebrity customers ... John Quincy Adams, Daniel Webster," and Oliver Wendell Holmes Sr. who said: "I was brought up on S.S. Pierce's groceries and I don't dare change." The 1886 catalog for S. S. Pierce & Co., Importers and Grocers lists

Vintage Natick, MA

Vintage Boston, MA

Vintage Cambridge, MA

Wellesley College’s Lake Waban is a beautiful place in Massachusetts.

Show your love for the Wellesley Galen stone tower through this design!

Explore the history of George's Folly, a distinctive retail store founded by the late George J. Dickely in 1962 at the intersection of Longwood Avenue and Harvard Street in Brookline, Massachusetts. This unique shop, with a second location in Wellesley, offered a diverse range of products, including granny glasses, clothing, rings, bracelets, stash boxes, psychedelic posters, incense burners, and more. Unfortunately, George's Folly closed its doors in 1994, following which the space was taken over by Bruegger's Bagels. Learn about the store's legacy and its founder, George Dickely, who passed away on April 2, 2013.

Anita's Chue's Restaurant, located at 1366 Beacon Street in Coolidge Corner, Brookline, was a culinary venture born from determination and resilience. Despite facing setbacks, such as the rejection of their petition for a "food bar" by the Brookline Board of Selectmen, the restaurant, with a capacity for 200 guests, opened its doors in December. This establishment, an extension of the renowned Cathay House, paid tribute to traditional Chinese cuisine with a menu boasting dishes cooked in Cantonese style from age-old Ming Dynasty recipes.

Vintage Waltham, MA

Vintage Watertown, MA

Explore the history of George's Folly, a distinctive retail store founded by the late George J. Dickely in 1962 at the intersection of Longwood Avenue and Harvard Street in Brookline, Massachusetts. This unique shop, with a second location in Wellesley and a third location in Cambridge, offered a diverse range of products, including granny glasses, clothing, rings, bracelets, stash boxes, psychedelic posters, incense burners, and more. Unfortunately, George's Folly closed its doors in 1994, following which the space was taken over by Bruegger's Bagels.