This is an 8 x 10 reprint of an 1867 Currier & Ives original lithograph. After joining forces in 1857, they would soon become the most successful lithographs company in the U.S. until its dissolution in 1907.

This is a reprint of an 1866 Currier & Ives original lithograph. After joining forces in 1857 they would soon become the most successful Lithographs company in the U.S. until its dissolve in 1907.

The original of this 1879 Riverboat Sign, measuring 11 x 13.75,” hangs in the Essex Room of The Griswold Inn. Photography by Ellen McDermott, NYC.

This sepia photograph, by an unknown photographer, was taken in 1865 and is now hanging in the Covered Bridge Room at The Griswold Inn.The first three-story structure of Connecticut, it is the oldest continuously operating Inn in the United States.

An 8 x 10 digital print of the 1930 oil on canvas by Neal MacEachern which greets visitors from near and far from its spot above the fireplace at The Griswold Inn.

This is a 8x10 digital print of the beloved Griswold Inn Wintertime 1987 oil on canvas by Jax. Wallace Baker, which hangs in The Griswold Inn lobby as a sweet reminder of this cozy, quintessential town in the holiday months. Fits in a standard frame.

This hand-colored lithograph is among Nathaniel Currier's Sailor series, a period of independent work before forming the now famous Currier & Ives. This is a digital print of the original that hangs with a companion piece in the lobby of The Griswold Inn.

Birds Eye view of Essex, CT from 1881 by artist Oakley-Hoops Bailey. View includes the villages of Centerbrook and Ivoryton as well as Essex Village. High quality 11" X 14" digital reproduction of original lithograph courtesy of The Connecticut Historical Society Museum.

This 11 x 14 print of a pencil and charcoal study for the final oil painting River Pilot is one of three known studies done by Norman Rockwell before completing the final painting in 1940. This rare Rockwell example hangs in The Griswold Inn Wine Bar.

11" x 14" archival print of Carl "Eric" Erickson's pencil, charcoal, and chinese ink on paper.

This is a digital print of a one-page map in the original 1874 Beers' Atlas of Middlesex County, both a beautiful decorative item framed and a perfect genealogical resource for local history.