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      Wade House Mug

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      Enjoy a cup of coffee or your favorite tea in this barrel-shaped mug with an image of Wade House on the front, which is in Greenbush, Wisconsin!
      Maker: Sunset Hill Stoneware
      Availability: In stock
      SKU: 40000327
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      • Stoneware mug made in the U.S.A. by Sunset Hill pottery
      • Features a line drawing of Wade House
      • Color: Red over brown
      • Shape: "Widemoutn" style
      • Size: 16 oz. 5" tall. 4" wide at top

      About Wade House

      In 1844 Sylvanus and Betsey Wade and their family settled in what was to become Greenbush. At that time, Wisconsin was a frontier territory. The land between Fond du Lac and Sheboygan was a wilderness of virtually uninterrupted forest. Years later, Betsey Wade would tell her children that the forest was so dense that, even on a clear night, she “could hold in her apron all the stars she could see.” The Wades were the first permanent settlers in Greenbush. They came to the remote area not to carve a single homestead out of the wilderness, but to establish a village on the developing frontier.  Learn more.

      Details

      • Stoneware mug made in the U.S.A. by Sunset Hill pottery
      • Features a line drawing of Wade House
      • Color: Red over brown
      • Shape: "Widemoutn" style
      • Size: 16 oz. 5" tall. 4" wide at top

      About Wade House

      In 1844 Sylvanus and Betsey Wade and their family settled in what was to become Greenbush. At that time, Wisconsin was a frontier territory. The land between Fond du Lac and Sheboygan was a wilderness of virtually uninterrupted forest. Years later, Betsey Wade would tell her children that the forest was so dense that, even on a clear night, she “could hold in her apron all the stars she could see.” The Wades were the first permanent settlers in Greenbush. They came to the remote area not to carve a single homestead out of the wilderness, but to establish a village on the developing frontier.  Learn more.

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