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Full collection of 550 piece puzzles. Heritage Puzzle products are all made in the USA and use original artist artwork.
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550 pieces - P/N 60201
$16.95
- Pieces: 550
- Size: 18" x 24"
- Artists: William G. Davis, Susan Gaca & Margaret Zircher
- P/N: 60201
Three artists from Carolina Meadows Retirement Community in Chapel Hill, NC created a large mural showing a sampling of the state’s culture, sites and attractions in conjunction with a fund raising drive to support UNC-TV Public Media North Carolina. The puzzle solving adventure is enhanced by the accompanying key providing background information about 53 representations of NC history. The artists are donating their royalties from the puzzle to support UNC-TV Public Media North Carolina.
550 Pieces - P/N 50502
$16.95
- Pieces: 550
- Size: 24" x 18"
- Artist: William Mangum
- P/N: 50502
"The Old Well", a landmark found on the campus of the University of North Carolina, in Chapel Hill, N.C. Suitable for framing.
550 Pieces - P/N 30534
$16.95
- Pieces: 550
- Size: 24" x 18"
- Artist: Scott Westmoreland
- P/N: 30534
Put up the umbrella, set up the chairs and enjoy a day at the beach with 3 of your friends right in your very own loving room.
550 Pieces - P/N 30504
$16.95
- Pieces: 550
- Size: 18" x 24"
- Artist: John and Jackie Leatherbury Douglass
- P/N: 30504
This gorgeous puzzle includes over 70 bird species, both common and exotic, found on the Southeast Atlantic Coast from Cape Hatteras, NC all the way down to Key West, Fl. Suitable for framing.
550 Pieces - P/N 50515
$16.95
- Pieces: 550
- Size: 24" x 18"
- Artist: William Mangum
- P/N: 50515
Yet another beautiful NC Lighthouse puzzle from artist William Mangum. This puzzle features the Oak Island, NC Lighthouse. Suitable for framing.
550 Pieces - P/N 40511
$16.95
- Pieces: 550
- Size: 24" x 18"
- Artist: William Bock
- P/N: 40511
This 550 piece puzzle features the The Blue Crab or Callinectes sapidus and is typically found in waters of the Western Atlantic Ocean and the Gulf of Mexico.
550 Pieces - P/N 40563
$16.95
- Pieces: 550
- Size: 24" x 18"
- Photographer: Peter Doran
- P/N: 40563
Photographer Peter Doran has captured an aerial view of the Outer Banks of NC and then framed this image with scenes and landmarks found along the Outer Banks of North Carolina.
550 Pieces - P/N 30505
$16.95
- Pieces: 550
- Size: 18" x 24"
- Artist: Diane Peebles
- P/N: 30505
| This South Atlantic Coast fish puzzle features 82 fish species, both common and exotic, found inshore, nearshore, and offshore from Cape Hatteras, NC down to Key West, FL. Suitable for framing. |
550 Pieces - P/N 50547
$16.95
- Pieces: 550
- Size: 24" x 18"
- Artist: William Mangum
- P/N: 50547
Its diagonal checkerboard design is recognized around the world. This puzzle pays tribute to this noble beacon that has illuminated the Atlantic shoreline since 1859. Standing 150 feet tall, it is the only lighthouse that operates during the day and is visible 12 miles to sea.
550 Pieces - p/n 10536
$16.95
- Pieces: 550 pieces
- Size: 24" x 18"
- Artist: Donna Elias
- P/N: 10536
550 Pieces - p/n 50558
$16.95
- Pieces: 550 pieces
- Size: 24" x 18"
- Artist: William Mangum
- P/N: 50558
550 Pieces - P/N 50549
$16.95
- Pieces: 550
- Size: 24" x 18"
- Artist: William Mangum
- P/N: 50549
The Linn Cove Viaduct is an engineering marvel providing amazing views of the mountains and allowing visitors to share the journey along America's favorite drive.
550 Pieces - P/N 40571
$16.95
- Pieces: 550
- Size: 24" x 18"
- Photographer: Peter Doran
- P/N: 40571
What could be more fun on a windy day at the beach than flying a kite! Putting a kite puzzle together, of course. A fun 550 piece puzzle created from the photography of Peter Doran.
550 Pieces - P/N 40573
$16.95
- Pieces: 550
- Size: 24" x 18"
- Photographer: Peter Doran
- P/N: 40573
Shark’s teeth are more than just teeth -- they’re fossils. Sharks have been living on Earth for about 400 million years. When a shark dies and its cartilage dissolves, the teeth fall to the bottom of the ocean and get covered with sandy sediment. This sediment prevents oxygen and destructive bacteria from reaching the tooth, and it fossilizes over the course of about 10,000 years. That’s why most of the teeth that are found and collected aren’t white, but gray, black or brown -- the color of the sediment. The tooth absorbs the minerals in the sediment and these minerals eventually replace the dentine and enamel that makes up the tooth. One of our most challenging beach puzzles.
