We have been told a terrible rumor. Is it true? Do some people bring out their Jersey Cat’s Meow collectibles only for the holidays? Read on….
Yes, we have been told many people bring out their Cat’s Meow Village keepsakes specifically for the holiday season. These collectible wooden village pieces, often depicting nostalgic scenes and charming buildings, are especially popular for creating festive displays during Christmas and other holidays. Collectors enjoy setting them up as part of seasonal decor, often combining them with miniature lights, snow accents, and holiday-themed accessories. However, some people may also display parts of their collection year-round, depending on their preferences and the pieces’ themes.
The New Jersey Historic Cat’s Meow Village collection by Mr. Local History is a series of collectible wooden replicas that capture iconic and historically significant buildings and landmarks across New Jersey. These pieces are part of the popular Cat’s Meow Village line, featuring handcrafted and painted keepsakes to celebrate local history and architecture.
Our recommendation – bring them out of storage and keep them out!
Mr. Local History Project, History with a “Social Twist.”
LOVE YOUR JERSEY HISTORY ALL YEAR ROUND!
The Mr. Local History collection highlights various landmarks and places of interest unique to New Jersey, such as historic homes, museums, famous local establishments, and other cultural treasures. Each piece typically includes historical facts or brief descriptions on the back, making them both decorative and educational. Collectors and local history enthusiasts often use these items to create displays that honor and preserve the state’s heritage.
Happy Holidays, and thanks for supporting our efforts to share New Jersey in fun new ways like the New Jersey Historic Village Collection!
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