Gift Shop


	Gift Shop


	Shop The Museums' Giftshops! The Giftshops, at the Old Courthouse Museum, Rikard's Mill Covered Bridge Giftshop, and the River Heritage Museum Giftshop, carry many books, souvenirs, and local hand-made arts and crafts. Harper Lee's "To Kill A Mockingbird" and most of Truman Capote's books are available. The Museum's bi-annual publication, "Legacy," explores the history of a different area of Monroe County in each issue. Call the Museum to order and for more information.


	"To Kill A Mockingbird" Souvenirs Old Monroe County Courthouse Museum Giftshop Monroeville, Alabama "Hometown of Harper Lee" PRINTS Watercolor of Courthouse, with two small inserts of the Judge's stand in the Courtroom and of the Play Set-houses on the lawn, by Sandra Standridge, overall 16x20. numbered, signed, artist-proof...……. . . ........$106.00 numbered, signed...................…… . . .…...56.00 Judge's Stand, 5x7 watercolor by Sandra Standridge...........…......................…….....….. ..13.00 Play Set-houses, 5x7 watercolor by Sandra Standridge .......…..................……….......….. 13.00 Poster for Play, large B&W photo of Courtroom and other photos of actors, overall 17x22...........................................................................................………....……..10.00 Literary Capital Poster for Writers Symposium, color, overall 22x30...........…….......…....16.00 Old Courthouse - color print oil on canvas, by Robert Butler (9x12) ……………………..35.00 POSTCARDS Judge's Stand with copy of TKAM book on lawyer's table, Color photo........……….....…...2.00 Courthouse, Color photo...........................................................................………......……...2.00 Judge's Stand, watercolor by Sandra Standridge ......................................………......……...2.00 Play Set-houses, watercolor by Sandra Standridge ...................................……….......……..2.00 CARDS Trading cards, 4 B&W photos, of Courthouse, Atticus and Scout, Judge's stand, Trial Scene, 2x3 each..........................................................................................………..………….....4.00 BOOKS "To Kill A Mockingbird" 40th Anniversary Ed., unsigned.................……............…….....27.00 "Monroeville: The Literary Capital of Alabama," 1998, Arcadia Press.....….........….…….25.00 "Monroeville: The Search for Harper Lee's Maycomb," 1999, Arcadia Press….....….…....25.00 "Legacy - Monroeville," Museum's magazine with articles on the Courthouse, Harper Lee, Truman Capote, and the Movie...............................................................…….........……...10.00 Play Program - 1994, 1995, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005….…….4.00 COLLECTIBLES Courthouse Replica, Polyresin, by Lorreta McKenzie, overall approx. 6x4x6……......….....32.00 Mockingbird Chimes, pewter-color metal, approx. 12 in. ..........................……......……...32.00 Courthouse Mousepad, color photo, 7x9......................................................……......……..20.00 T-shirt, "To Kill A Mockingbird" black logo on white cotton, M, L, XL, XXL….…..…....20.00 T-shirt, "To Kill A Mockingbird" red and black tree with swing, on white or natural cotton, M, L, XL, XXL..................................................................................…………....…..……....20.00 "To Kill A Mockingbird" Tenth Anniversary Ball-point Pen, metallic blue, dark blue ink. "To Kill A Mockingbird" Monroeville, Alabama 2000....................……….....….…...……..8.00 Kennedy Center, June 2000...........................................................…………......…...……...8.00 Old Courthouse Key-Chain,….....……………………………………………………..….....3.00 Courthouse Bun Warmer - flat ceramic for warming or hanging, approx. 7" …………….15.00 MOVIE "To Kill A Mockingbird" starring Gregory Peck and Mary Badham, 1962, B&W, 1998 video re-release with extra 15 minutes of Monroeville documentary, with interviews with the actors and some locals.....................................................................………..................………....32.00 DVD "To Kill a Mockingbird" with 90 min. documentary "Fearful Symmetry", Also included is a 90 minute conversation with Gregory Peck …………………………………. ………….50.00 CD Music from "To Kill a Mockingbird" ………………………………………………….35.00 All Prices Include Tax, Shipping (First Class or Priority), and Handling. Make Checks Payable to: MCHM Mail Orders to: Monroe County Heritage Museums P.O. Box 1637 Monroeville, Alabama 36461


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New Book for Mockingbird Enthusiasts

In this unique photographic tribute to one of the greatest novels of our time, readers will discover the world of Harper Lee and the inspiration for her story. Complied by the staff of the Monroe County Heritage Museums, Monroeville: The Search for Harper Lee's Maycomb is a valuable resource for those studying the book as well as a cherished treasure for it's millions of fans.

The Museum's first book about Monroeville was published by Arcadia Publishing in Charleston, SC. This book, written by Kathy McCoy, Monroe County Heritage Museums Director, is a pictorial history of our town which immortalizes the richness of Monroeville's history, politics, places, people and literary giants, including Harper Lee and Truman Capote.


	The price of the books are $25.00 each, which includes first class shipping and handling. To order your copy, send a check (made out to MCHM) to the Museum PO Box 1637 Monroeville, AL 36461 mchm@frontiernet.net


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