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Coffee mug$10 for non-members; $9 for members Green coffee mug with Greetings from Wilmette, Illinois
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Ornament$15.00 non-members; $13.50 for members Glass ornament with photo either of the Wilmette Harbor with the Bahai Temple or of the 1873 Train Depot.
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Trivet $35 non-members; $31.50 for members Detail from map of Wilmette circa 1918. Trivet is handcrafted and made from imported marble.
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Teddy Bear$15.00 non-members; $13.50 for members Plush Teddy Bear sporting a Wilmette T shirt.
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Looking Back: Essays in Wilmette HistoryBy David Leach, Jr., edited by Kathy Hussey-Arntson; 2015; 110 pages From the evolution of street lighting to the railroad crossing controversy to the making of Wilmette Harbor, Dave Leach enthusiastically explored fascinating nooks and crannies of Wilmette history in his essays in the Village newsletter. This volume collects a generous helping of favorites, illustrated with photos from the Museum’s collection.
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Images of America: WilmetteBy Kathy Hussey-Arntson and Patrick Leary; 2012; 128 pages Drawing upon the extensive collections of the Wilmette Historical Museum, the authors have chosen images that capture highlights from over 150 years of Wilmette's varied, and occasionally contentious, history.
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Wilmette: A HistoryBy George Bushnell; revised edition, 1997; 248 pages A detailed, narrative history of Wilmette and environs, with illustrations.
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Wilmette and the Suburban WhirlBy Herbert Mulford; 1956; 138 pages A series of historical essays on the village, originally printed in the Wilmette Life in the 1950s.
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On the Trail of History: A Kid's Guide to Wilmette's PastBy Kathy Hussey-Arntson; 2002; 36 pages Award-winning history. Lively narrative, imaginative layout, "fun facts," and over 50 photographs, drawings and maps.
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Images of America: Bahá’í TempleBy Candace Moore Hill; 2010; 127 pages Lively archival photographs detail the history of the Bahá’í House of Worship in Wilmette.
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