Humboldt County Bags
Description: FAB 5 • Milwaukee County Parks: Explore the History of Milwaukee's Public Parks. The public parks have been shaping the identity of Milwaukee County for over 130 years. The first purchases of the Milwaukee Parks Commission, in 1890, are Lake Park, River Park (now Riverside Park), South Park (now Humboldt Park), Mitchell Park and Coleman Park (now Kosciuzsko Park). FAB 5 • Milwaukee County Parks © 2020-2024 MKERhineMaiden Grumble Services, LLC.
Description: Discover the unrefined charm of Mendocino's "The Lost Coast" with this rugged, circular badge design. A professional-grade graphic featuring a classic coastal sea stack and archway, framed by Monterey cypress pines, under a moody, fog-grey sky. This retro-vintage travel art is ideal for West Coast nature lovers and anyone seeking authentic California coastal apparel.
Description: Embrace the natural beauty of Arcata, California with this detailed design. Featuring the towering redwoods and local architecture of Humboldt County, this piece is perfect for nature lovers and residents alike. It captures the serene essence of the Pacific Northwest forest landscape.
Description: Celebrate the natural beauty of Eureka, California with this stunning design. Featuring towering redwoods and a scenic waterfront view, this piece captures the spirit of Humboldt County. It is an ideal choice for nature lovers, locals, and travelers visiting the Pacific Northwest coast.
Description: Celebrate the rugged beauty of the North Coast with this detailed illustration of Eureka, California. Featuring scenic waterfront architecture and towering redwood forests, this design captures the unique spirit of Humboldt County. It is an ideal choice for residents, travelers, and nature enthusiasts.
Description: Embrace the natural beauty of Arcata, California with this striking design. Featuring a detailed landscape of the gateway to the redwoods with local architecture and scenic wildlife, this piece is perfect for residents and nature enthusiasts. The bold two-tone contrast makes it a standout choice for any collection.
Description: Sanborn Fire Insurance maps are an important historical resource for American cities. These hand-drawn maps provide unparalleled information and are the foundation of digital maps of today. Eureka is no exception and the 1889 edition of the Sanborn map indicates the placement of dwellings, businesses, and outbuildings as well as the materials they were built from. You might even be able to find your house!
