Old Salem Ceramic Mug

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Product Detail - Old Salem Ceramic Mug (NC)

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Item #: 151261313
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Extended Price: $6.99

Dimensions: 4.5" tall; 3.75" diameter

The Moravian Church founded the congregational town of Salem in 1766 in backcountry North Carolina. Today, Old Salem Museums & Gardens interprets the stories of those who lived in Salem and across the early south. Show your love for Old Salem while enjoying your favorite beverage in this great ceramic mug. Has the following 1845 anonymous newspaper quote on the opposite side: "If a great fancy for flowers argues a corresponding taste for all that's beautiful and lovely then the people of Salem are unsurpassed."

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