Historic Cold Spring Village Cape May County Living History Museum

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Our neighbor P. Smith raises bees that feed on our organic garden and wild flower fields producing a pure raw honey sold exclusively at the Country Store.   The glass jar are a one pound size.  The flavor is sweet with out an after taste.

A complete set to practice your penmanship.

A perfect set to bring the 19th Century one room school house to life.  Includes slate, slate pencil, quill & Ink Bottle Set, the American Spelling Book, McGuffey’s 4th  Reader & HCSV  educational materials.

The classic dunce hat to signify a poor scholar

Perfect stocking stuffers.  They do not need batteries, but will entertain your loved ones for hours!  The set includes a high flying puddlejumper, cup & ball game,  jacob’s ladder, wooden bird whistle, wooden yoyo and finger top.

Colors of items may vary.

Real slate is the heart of this board wrapped in wood.  Use either a slate pencil or a piece of chalk.  Much easier to cypher with a slate.

Measures 6″ X 8 “.

Use the hard slate pencil with the slate board.  Wipe your board with a soft cloth to clean.  The pencil measures 5 inches in length and 1/4 inch wide.

 Nicknamed “The Blue-Backed Speller” due to  it’s light blue cover.  This is a reproduction of the book students would have become quite familiar with if they had gone to school two centuries ago.

A paperback reproduction of the book first published in Boston in 1829, the Boy’s Own book is a guide for entertainment from the days before radio, movies and television.

Written by Mrs. L Maria Child in 1834, this reproduction from an original  is a guide for girl’s entertainment from days before movies, television and the internet.