Elizabeth Thornton T-Shirts

The schoolhouse in Hope Valley where Elizabeth teaches on When Calls the Heart was named in honor of Mountie Jack Thornton, Elizabeth's husband.

For true fans of the When Calls the Heart TV show, who are also called Hearties.

This will only make sense to the fans for North and South. Ideal gift for anyone who loves British Period Dramas and especially "North and South" by Elizabeth Gaskell. Portrait of Richard Armitage as John Thornton. Art Copyright Fanitsa Petrou. All Rights Reserved. www.fanitsa-petrou.com

Show your support for When Calls the Heart's Nathan Grant & Elizabeth Thornton. Be Safe and always do what you're afraid to do.

This shirt is for those of us who wish they lived in Hope Valley. For now, we'll have to settle for curling up on the couch and being transported there by watching When Calls the Heart. #hearties

Abigail's cafe

When Calls The Heart

Tongue-in-cheek humor for fans of the classic novel "North & South" (made most famous for a 2004 BBC miniseries starring Richard Armitage as John Thornton). "Come visit Milton, Lancashire - famous for prosperity, industry, and cotton mills". It looks like a regular tourist souvenir design at first, but for those in the know, it's a fun fangirl design!

Abigail's cafe

Team Elizabeth - When Calls the Heart

Your favorite Hope Valley citizens all on one shirt - Elizabeth, Jack, Abigail, Lee and Rosemary! Sorry, Bill. Next time! Hallmark Channel's number one TV show - #Hearties #HeartiesStrong

Share your #Hearties love and wear your heart on your sleeve.

the bridge and later at the library and in season nine Elizabeth accepted his proposal to allow him to be a father to her son and agree to be his wife

Whether you live in Hope Valley or are just traveling through, there's nothing like a good meal from Abigail's Cafe. You might even spot Jack and Elizabeth there.

This When Calls the Heart shirt displays the original name for the town, Coal Valley. The mine disaster led to a renaming of the town, but most will always know it as Coal Valley. Never forget.

From chalk dust to eternity, I am yours. Best wedding vows ever from Elizabeth to Jack on Hallmark Channel's number one tv show When Calls the Heart!

Make a date with Hope Valley's favorite couple and show off your #Heartie love!

When Calls The Heart

When Calls the Heart - Love Me Like Lee Loves Rosie

The original cast of the best show about a Canadian mounty and a schoolteacher. Share your #Hearties love and wear your heart on your sleeve.

When visiting Hope Valley be sure to stop by Abigail's Cafe for a delicious warm meal and a slice of pie. Don't forget to say hi to the cafe's charming owner, Abigail Stanton.

the bridge and later at the library and in season nine Elizabeth accepted his proposal to allow him to be a father to her son and agree to be his wife

Abigail's cafe

Abigail's cafe

Love Me Like Jack Loves Elizabeth - #Hearties When Calls the Heart

Ideal gift for anyone who loves British Period Dramas and especially "North and South" by Elizabeth Gaskell. Portraits of Richard Armitage as John Thornton and Daniela Denby-Ashe as Margaret Hale. Art Copyright Fanitsa Petrou. All Rights Reserved. www.fanitsa-petrou.com

Jack lives on in our hearts and with Elizabeth. Relive the wedding with her vows to Jack. From schoolteacher to wife, Elizabeth is all of us.

Love Quote from North and South by Elizabeth Gaskell. Great Valentine's day gift idea. For book lovers. Check out more "silhouettes & Quotes" from my collection. Art Copyright © Fanitsa Petrou. All Rights Reserved.

This will only make sense to the fans for North and South. Ideal gift for anyone who loves British Period Dramas and especially "North and South" by Elizabeth Gaskell. Portrait of Richard Armitage as John Thornton. Other variations available. Art Copyright Fanitsa Petrou. All Rights Reserved. www.fanitsa-petrou.com

Show your support for When Calls the Heart's Nathan Grant & Elizabeth Thornton, with this graphic inspired by the plaque that Nathan made for Elizabeth. "Always do what you're afraid to do." - Ralph Waldo Emerson