Point Pleasant Bags
Description: The West Virginia Ordnance Works (WVOW) was an ordnance manufacturing facility constructed and operated by the US Army during World War II. Located just outside of Point Pleasant, West Virginia in Mason County, the 8,323 acre facility produced trinitrotoluene (TNT) based munitions. The facility had a design capacity of 720,000 pounds of TNT per 24-hour period, and operated 7 days a week, 3 shifts per day. TNT production was suspended at the facility in August 1945, following the end of the war, and the facility was transferred from the War Department to War Assets Admin. in late 1946. Now known as the 'TNT Area,' the land has been repurposed for public use, and is where the first known sighting of the "Mothman" occurred in November 1966.
Description: Classic Rock Style vintage Moth Man World Tour Concert T-Shirt design. Loved by Cryptozoology fans, Fantasy Creature lovers, Halloween monster maniacs and anyone who loves folklore, urban legends and the search for mythological creatures Distressed classic rock looks are the ideal fashion accessory for anyone attending the Festival in Point Pleasant, West Virginia, or the Cryptid Convention.
Description: Buy now! Imagine - this novelty shirt will definitely be a great conversation starter when you wear to the Mothman statue or hit up the festival! When you want the best Mothman clothes, look no further than Get Hopped! Don't let the curse of his red eyes fool you - Mothman's legend is for all to love! This makes a great gift alongside a poster, toy, or a book of your favorite cryptozoology mythical creature - Mothman!
Description: Buy now! Imagine - this novelty shirt will definitely be a great conversation starter when you wear to the Mothman statue or hit up the festival! When you want the best Mothman clothes, look no further than Get Hopped! Don't let the curse of his red eyes fool you - Mothman's legend is for all to love! This makes a great gift alongside a poster, toy, or a book of your favorite cryptozoology mythical creature - Mothman!
Description: A vintage-inspired Mothman poster features a winged red-eyed cryptid, skeletons, skulls, eerie lettering, and the exact phrases "Terror from the skies" and "Live Laugh Lurk." Made for Mothman fans, cryptid lovers, paranormal fans, and horror fans at a cryptid festival or spooky gathering.
Description: Suit up for the Point Pleasant Mothmen. This cryptid team graphic features a bold sports-style Mothman mascot logo. Inspired by fictional team jerseys, local legend, and cryptid fandom, this graphic is perfect for Mothman believers, paranormal fans, weird sports lovers, and anyone who wants to look like they made the roster for the strangest team in West Virginia.
Description: Make everyone laugh with this hilarious and witty "The Mothman Stole My Catalytic Converter in Point Pleasant W.V" design! Featuring a funny comic-style illustration of Mothman running away with a car part, this artwork is the ultimate vibe for cryptid fans, car enthusiasts, and meme lovers. Makes an awesome and unforgettable gift for friends, family, or anyone with a great sense of humor!
Description: Step into the mystery of Point Pleasant with this retro-style Mothman badge. Perfect for cryptid hunters and paranormal enthusiasts, this vintage design features the legendary red-eyed creature and the iconic TNT area. A must-have souvenir for fans of West Virginia folklore and urban legends.
Description: Buy now! Imagine - this novelty shirt will definitely be a great conversation starter when you wear to the Mothman statue or hit up the festival! When you want the best Mothman clothes, look no further than Get Hopped! Don't let the curse of his red eyes fool you - Mothman's legend is for all to love! This makes a great gift alongside a poster, toy, or a book of your favorite cryptozoology mythical creature - Mothman!
Description: Journey to Point Pleasant with this eerie depiction of the legendary winged creature perched above the steel bridge. Featuring the ominous words of the local motel warning you to sleep with one eye open, this piece captures the classic 1966 cryptid encounter. Ideal for paranormal investigators, folklore enthusiasts, and horror fans who appreciate the mysterious dark skies and glowing red eyes of West Virginia's most famous resident.
