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The Durand-Hedden Country Store
The Country Store has unique and affordable gifts for family, friends, and teachers, while benefiting the Durand-Hedden House. The historic-themed selection includes such items as early American children’s games and toys, facsimile documents, quill pens and ink, and pictorial history books about Maplewood.
The Store also sells books produced by The Durand-Hedden House & Garden Association.
All proceeds directly benefit Durand-Hedden House & Garden.
Books by the Durand-Hedden House & Garden Association
Slavery in New Jersey, by Gail Safian, designed by John D. Branigan
$12, available at The Country Store
Slavery in New Jersey has become part of the SOMA School District’s social studies curriculum for 4th, 6th and 10th graders. It is also the basis of lesson plans on Black history developed by the New Jersey State Bar Foundation.
A Century of Comfort, the Woolley Family's 100-Year Journey in Maplewood, by Donald A. Maxton, designed by John D. Branigan
$8, available at The Country Store
This pictorial history depicts the story and impact of the Woolley family and their business, originally Woolley Coal Company and now Woolley Home Solutions.
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