Stafford County Historical Society Ornaments

These Ornaments, called Medallions by some, are 24K gold-layered brass individually packaged in a nice dark blue box with a gold ribbon.

Each represents a historical person, place or event in the historic County of Stafford.

These ornaments make wonderful gifts to visitors, employees, family members as well as suitable easy-to-ship, reminders of the broad range of rich history enjoyed here in Stafford.

The ornaments may also be easily stored when not in use.

Purchase some today while supplies last and support the Museum Fund.

These ornaments are created annually and represent Stafford's historically significant people, places and events. They are ~ 2.5 inch ovals and made of 24K gold-layered brass by artisans in Williamsburg, Virginia. The entire collection includes the Stafford County Courthouse; Ferry Farm, George Washington's Boyhood Home; Falmouth 275th Anniversary; Chatham; Government Island, the Godspeed visit in 2006, Pocahontas, Captain John Smith, Abraham Lincoln visits Stafford, and George Mason (2010 issue).