Wellfleet Historical Society
Text Box: One day when I was working on a drawing of Uncle Tim’s Bridge in Wellfleet a woman stopped and admired the drawing. She introduced herself and suggested that my style might lend itself to a drawing of the Historical Society which is housed in an old building on Main Street. This was how I met Joan Hopkins Coughlin. Joan and her husband, Jack Coughlin, own the Golden Cod Gallery in Wellfleet where they display and sell their wonderful work. I’m honored that they both say nice things about my work. The end result of all this is that the Historical Society sells tee shirts, tote bags, and baseball caps with my drawing on them. We were in Wellfleet one October for the annual Oyster Festival when I saw something familiar in a shop window carrying a display of silent auction items. It took a bit to realize that it was one of my tee shirts. I don’t know how the auction went.

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We’ve been going to Wellfleet for a long time. In the beginning it seemed like a place that had been the same forever. The contrary is true and there have been massive changes over the years. The Historical Society is the place to discover those changes.

 

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Camp Papa 2009 by Neil Borrell. Click photo and then click Preview Book.

Unfortunately it will display only 15 pages.

        Signed in pencil,

        Matted, framed

        in an 11x14 silver

        Museum frame

        95.00

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Neil Borrell

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New York, NY 10025

To Buy a Print of ”Wellfleet Historical Society”

 

         Printed on 11x14

         Watercolor Paper

         25.00