“Eventide – October. The Village Inn”
Currier & Ives, 1867, Painted by B. Hess, lower left corner. This print hangs in the Wayside Inn & several museums. Its current market value is roughly $5500. Another C&I print called “The Wayside Inn” is NOT of the Sudbury Wayside Inn. Prints of this other one are routinely sold on ebay for $5. Hanging near the print at the inn is an oil painting that appears to be the original art work.
“The Wayside Inn”
A.F. Bellows (American 1829-1883)
Published in Poets and Etchers 1881
“The Wayside Inn”
Edmund Henry Garrett, artist (1853-1929)
Etching, 1880
“The Wayside Inn”
Unknown artist, artist (1895)
The Osborne Printing Co. Etching
“The Wayside Inn”
Unknown artist, 1892
Library of Congress Collection
“The Wayside Inn”
Artis Unknown (adaptation of Thomas Hill’s painting, below)
Wood Engraving, Published in the Adline, 1882
“The Wayside Inn”
Thomas Hill (1829-1908)
Excerpt from Painting. Oil on Canva.
“Longfellow’s Wayside Inn”
Christopher Gurshin, (c.1995)
Acrylic on Canvas
“Tales of a Wayside Inn”
Alexander Farquharson
Etching, 1997
Opening Plate, “Tales of a Wayside Inn”
Unknown Artist, Houghton Mifflin Publisher
Engraving, 1879
Opening Plate, “Tales of a Wayside Inn”
Unknown Artist, Ticknor and Fields Publisher
Engraving, 1864
“Wayside Inn,” Sudbury, Massachusetts
Houston Bird
Watercolor Painting (c. 1996)
“Longfellow’s Wayside Inn”
Christopher Gurshin, 1995
Acrylic on Canvas
“Wayside Inn”
Bill Turner, baker & pastry chef at the Inn, artwork available for sale.
Acrylic on Canvas, 2010. Proceeds of any sale benefit the non-profit mission of the inn.
“Longfellow’s Wayside Inn”
John Palmer, 1991
Watercolor
Painting Hanging in Old Dining Room
Unknown artist, date
Oil on Canva
“Wayside Inn”
G. M. Goff
Drawing, 1968
“Longfellow’s Wayside Inn”
Jas F. Murray
Drawing, after 1958
“The Red Horse (Wayside Inn)”
Artist Unknown. 1894.
Book Illustration found in Our Colonial Homes by Samuel Adams Drake.
1927 Calandar (ceramic) Tile
Artist Unknown
“Wayside Inn”
Childe Hassam
Watercolor on Paper, 1882
Christmas Cards
1887 Card by Louis K. Harlow (below)
“Bright Nights”
Buckman Tavern, Carol Colette, (c.1995)
Ectching and Hand Watercoloring
“The Battle of Lexington, April 19th. 1775″
Plate I.” In: “The Doolittle engravings of the battles of Lexington and Concord in 1775.” Hand colored engraving. Published 1775. Amos Doolittle (engraver) and Ralph Earl (artist). Shows Buckman Tavern (left of center).
“Battle of Lexington”
J.W. Barber, 1832, assisted by Amos Doolittle (on his last day working before he died)
Etching
“Battle of Lexington”
Alonzo Chappel, in J.A. Spencer, History of the United States, 1858
Colorized version of Etching
“Battle of Lexington”
William Barnes Wollen, 1910
[Oil] Painting
“A View of the Town of Concord”
Plate II.” In: “The Doolittle engravings of the battles of Lexington and Concord in 1775.” Hand colored engraving. Published 1775. Amos Doolittle (engraver) and Ralph Earl (artist). Shows Wright Tavern (center).
“Wright Tavern”
William Barss, 1950
From: Ford Treasury of Favorite Recipes from Famous Eating Places
“Darby & Joan”
William Matthew Prior (1806-1873), (c.1800’s)
Old Sturbridge Village Collection, Oil on Cardboard
Unrelated to any of the taverns, but just an interesting picture.
“Merry Making at the Wayside Inn”
Pavel Petrovich Svinin, 1812
Watercolor
