Baxter Phone Cases - iPhone and Android
Description: Celebrate Barbara Johnson Park and Preserve at Baxter’s Pond with a design inspired by wooded paths, a meandering stream, and mature trees. The village highlights this natural space as an important part of its peaceful, park-like character. A great choice for nature lovers, neighborhood walkers, and residents who appreciate a little green space close to home.
Description: If you love the outdoors in Maine, USA this design is for you. This distressed design features a moose, deer, salmon, bear, and squirrels.
Baxter State Park Maine ME Animal Lovers Hiking Vintage Design Souvenirs Phone Case
by Pine Hill Goods
$23
Description: Feature one of the oldest documented homes in the area with a design inspired by the Betts-Hutchings homestead, built in 1673 and later purchased by Oliver Baxter in the 1740s. The house stands at the historic corner of Central Drive and Shore Road overlooking Manhasset Bay. Ideal for architecture fans, local-history enthusiasts, and those interested in early Long Island homesteads.
Description: Mark the incorporation of Baxter Estates in 1931 with a design celebrating the village’s independent civic identity. Local history explains that residents incorporated to retain control over the community’s future and residential character. It’s a strong choice for local-history collectors, longtime residents, and anyone proud of this small Nassau County village.
Description: Celebrate a forgotten form of local transportation with a design inspired by the trolley that once connected Port Washington with Mineola. The line opened in 1908, became associated with cartoonist Fontaine Fox’s “Toonerville Trolley,” and stopped running after a blizzard in February 1920. A distinctive pick for vintage transit fans and Long Island history collectors.
Description: Celebrate the Baxter family’s connection to the waterfront with a design inspired by generations of shipbuilders, sea captains, whalers, and blacksmiths. The family remained closely tied to the area’s maritime trades and local history. A distinctive hometown option for boatbuilding fans, nautical-history enthusiasts, and residents proud of Baxter Estates’ working-waterfront roots.
Description: Celebrate the village’s efforts to preserve its distinctive older buildings with a design inspired by the historic facades and residential character of Baxter Estates. In 2003, the Board of Trustees enacted a Landmark Preservation Law to help protect worthy structures. A fitting theme for architecture admirers, preservation supporters, and residents who value the village’s historic identity.
Description: Capture an old-fashioned winter in Baxter Estates with a design inspired by the village’s rolling grades, sleigh rides, and ice skating on Baxter’s Pond. The Village’s historical account recalls these winter pastimes before pond skating ended in the mid-1970s. A nostalgic option for longtime residents, winter lovers, and families with memories of growing up on the North Shore.
Description: Show off the local waterfront with a Baxter Estates design inspired by the Village Beach and its views across the bay. This community-centered theme is ideal for residents, summer walkers, and people with memories of spending time near the water. It makes a fitting keepsake for local families and former residents who miss the North Shore.
Description: Feature the historic house at 315 Main Street that became Baxter Estates Village Hall. Built around 1913 for the Bird family, the building connects local government with the village’s early residential history. This distinctive hometown design suits civic-minded residents, local-history fans, and anyone who appreciates historic North Shore architecture.
Description: The Great Space Coaster is about three young singers (Francine, Danny, and Roy) who are brought to a habitable asteroid in space called Coasterville by a clown named Baxter who pilots the "space coaster", a roller coaster-like spaceship. The asteroid is populated by strange-looking, wise-cracking puppet characters such as Goriddle Gorilla, Knock Knock the Woodpecker, Edison the Elephant, and Gary Gnu. Baxter is forever on the run from M.T. Promises, a nefarious ringmaster who plans to re-capture Baxter and return him to the circus he worked at before he escaped. Each episode ends with a different life lesson, and various celebrity guest stars (such as Mark Hamill of Star Wars fame and composer Marvin Hamlisch) occasionally dropped by.
Description: Celebrate Baxter Estates, Long Island, New York with a design inspired by the beautiful views across Manhasset Bay and the village’s peaceful waterfront setting. Featuring a classic North Shore feel, this theme suits longtime residents, former neighbors, and anyone who loves the scenic side of Port Washington. A thoughtful local keepsake for birthdays, reunions, and hometown enthusiasts.
Description: Feature the historic house at 315 Main Street that became Baxter Estates Village Hall. Built around 1913 for the Bird family, the building connects local government with the village’s early residential history. This distinctive hometown design suits civic-minded residents, local-history fans, and anyone who appreciates historic North Shore architecture.
Description: Celebrate historic lower Main Street in Baxter Estates with a design inspired by the older storefronts and preserved building fronts that help define the area. The street grew into a community hub around the turn of the twentieth century as newcomers settled near the railroad connection. Perfect for fans of small-town streetscapes, local businesses, and old Long Island neighborhoods.
Description: Explore the deeper roots of Baxter Estates with a design inspired by Cow Neck, the historic name for the Port Washington peninsula. Local history describes the area’s early Matinecock inhabitants and the later settlement of land used as common pasture. This theme is suited to local-history readers, heritage collectors, and anyone interested in the North Shore’s early story.
Description: Honor the oyster industry and the people who worked the local waters with a design inspired by Captain John J. Bird and the area’s oyster trade. Historical notes about lower Main Street remember Captain Bird as an oysterman and connect his family home with the current Village Hall. This listing suits maritime-history fans, seafood enthusiasts, and people drawn to the community’s working past.
Description: Discover the unusual industrial history of Baxter Estates with a design inspired by the sand mining that once occupied a significant part of the village. Sandbanks, excavations, and barges shaped the waterfront before residential development transformed the area. This theme works well for local-history buffs, industrial-history enthusiasts, and people interested in how Long Island communities evolved.
Description: Discover the unusual industrial history of Baxter Estates with a design inspired by the sand mining that once occupied a significant part of the village. Sandbanks, excavations, and barges shaped the waterfront before residential development transformed the area. This theme works well for local-history buffs, industrial-history enthusiasts, and people interested in how Long Island communities evolved.
Description: Bring back the atmosphere of the old Cove Inn, remembered in historical sketches of lower Main Street and Shore Road. The inn was part of the area’s early twentieth-century neighborhood scene and was also associated with the local trolley stop. This design is for local-history enthusiasts, collectors of bygone places, and former residents who appreciate the stories behind familiar corners.
Description: Celebrate a memorable local gathering place with a design inspired by Delvan’s Ice Cream Store on Main Street. The store, built in 1906, was remembered as a popular neighborhood stop where people gathered for ice cream sodas and conversation. Ideal for longtime locals, nostalgic collectors, and anyone who loves the story of old-fashioned neighborhood businesses
