Album: West Virginia

Description: The Middletown Mall logo, designed by Carol Grimes in the 1970s for the first indoor shopping mall in West Virginia, built in Fairmont, WV, features bold, angular lettering in vibrant red. A throwback design to a classic mall that has recently been reborn.

Description: If you lived in West Virginia or Pennsylvania during the 70s-90s, you'll recognize that red oval and the smell of that popcorn when you walked in.

Description: A funky West Virginia watercolor design for your leisure.

Description: A literal photograph of the actual Camden Park Amusement Park in Huntington, West Virginia.

Description: Supporting the LGBTQ+ community of West Virginia and beyond.

Description: This is for those in or from the Mountain State. Our state bird, the cardinal, and a simple statement: West Virginians Against Fascism. FDT.

Description: “No Hate In My Holler” is a statement of solidarity for those in West Virginia who don't agree with ICE and their tactics against West Virginians.

Description: A special release for the fans of the Yann's Hotdog Appreciation Society Facebook group. A Fairmont, West Virginia restaurant staple for decades.

Description: Whether you are hanging out at one of the many local West Virginia breweries, restaurants, or events, this artwork is a statement letting the world know you're a West Virginian, tried and true. You know your way around the 304.

Description: Video World was a small, local chain providing movie and video game rental to the West Virginia area that ceased operations in the early 2000s. Fond memories are had by the former patrons excited to head out for a Friday night movie rental or to check out the newest game. Of course there was lots of candy and popcorn to choose from. Video World was a competitor to Blockbuster video.