ICONIC ORNAMENTS

Allie's Donuts, is a Rhode Island landmark. Started by Allie Briggs, Allie's Donuts has been providing local residents, tourists and seasonal beach-goers with donuts and sweet treats since 1968. Allie's is now owned and...

 Leyden’s Christmas Tree Trailer ornament

 Leyden’s Christmas Tree Shack ornament

Add a touch of holiday cheer to your home decor with this adorable My Little Town ornament. Crafted from durable resin, this ornament features a red seat perfect for displaying your favorite figurines. The intricate details and charming design make...

The Independent Man represents freedom and independence and alludes to the independent spirit which led Roger Williams to settle and establish Providence Plantations and later the Colony of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations.

The history of the Warwick Musical Theatre is inseparable from the history of the Bonoff and Wasserman families. This version of those families’ histories, and of the theater, is as remembered by Larry Bonoff, who with his sister Betsy are the...

Bring home the memories of a winter wonderland with this My Little Town Blizzard of '78 ornament. Crafted with resin, this collectible ornament captures the essence of the holiday season. The perfect addition to any ornament collection, this piece...

Add some Italian flair to your holiday decor with this charming ornament from My Little Town. Crafted from high-quality resin, this Caserta Pizza ornament is a must-have for pizza lovers and collectors alike. Featuring exquisite detailing and vibrant...

Add a charming touch to your holiday decor with this My Little Town Weirs Beach ornament. Made of high-quality resin, this ornament features a beautifully detailed design that showcases the essence of the town. Perfect for collectors or as a gift for...

Old Canteen Restaurant sign ornament 

The Narragansett sign, which most famously stood at the Cranston brewery, now welcomes all into Narragansett, Rhode Island!⁠

Jolly Cholly’s Funland in North Attleboro, Massachusetts, once had traffic backed up for miles, but today, it is a vanished site. What would become one of the area’s most popular amusement parks started when Charles M. Nasif...