Hollis, New Hampshire 2021 Christmas Ornament

Hollis, New Hampshire

Hollis was first settled by Anna and Peter Powers and their children in 1731 and was incorporated in 1746. It was one of four townships created from West Dunstable district. It was originally spelled Holles in honor of the Duke of Newcastle and Secretary of State at that time. When Hollis was incorporated, the town tax list comprised 54 families. By 1760, that number had risen to over 105 families.

Hollis is a charming town in Hillsborough County. The town center village is listed on the National Register of Historic Places as Hollis Village Historic District. The front of the town’s custom ornament features the Hollis Public Library, the City Hall, the Congregational Church of Hollis and the Hollis Monument, all located right in the town square.  The back gives the geographic coordinates of Hollis.

If you're interested in creating a custom piece for your company, town, church, or organization, give us a call and we can begin the design process. We will discuss your idea or help you to develop a concept which we then send off to our artists and they will give us a detailed sketch of the ornament, which we send to you for approval. Our process continues with the design being sculpted out of resin into a 3-D model. Pictures of this sculpted piece then goes to the customer for review, and once it is approved, we can create a vulcanized rubber mold for the ornament. After the mold is created, we begin hand-casting the ornaments with our centrifugal casting machine. Once the ornaments have cooled to raw solid pieces of pewter, they are deburred, antiqued to bring out the detailing, buffed by hand, dusted, inspected, ribboned, and packaged. Our custom ornament process takes around 6-8 weeks from an idea on paper to a batch of pewter ornaments in-hand.

For more information about Hollis, New Hampshire please visit https://www.hollisnh.org/.

If you would like an ornament featuring your town, business, or organization, please call us at 603.569.4944.  To see more of our custom pieces please visit our custom page https://www.hampshirepewter.com/custom-made-pewter-corporate-gifts or our blog https://www.hampshirepewter.com/blog.asp