Electric City Magnets

Description: Classic embossed look green and white street sign

Description: Scranton, what! The Electric City!

Description: Celebrate your time in the Electric City with a Scranton gift inspired by the iconic sign that commemorates its rich industrial history as one of the first electrified cities. It's a great Scranton souvenir whether you're a lifelong resident, "The Office" fan, recent transplant, or just visiting the historic city. Perfect gift for friends in Scranton, Lackawanna County and Northeastern PA.

Description: Marquee Moon is the debut album by American rock band Television that was released on February 8, 1977. In the years leading up to the album, Television had become a prominent act on the NYC music scene, generating interest from a number of labels, eventually signing with a New York based major label, and recording the album at A & R Recording in September 1976. Marquee Moon was met with widespread acclaim and was hailed by critics as an original musical development in rock music. The critical recognition helped the album achieve unexpected commercial success in the United Kingdom, despite poor sales in the United States. Routinely placed among the most acclaimed music releases in history in professionally curated best album lists.

Description: Scranton whattttt

Description: Electric Kick Scooter Design that reads: "I'd Rather Be On My Scooter". That's just right for an E-Scooter Rider who loves to ride his Motorized Scooter.

Description: Scranton The Electric City design

Description: Scranton! What! The Electric City!

Description: The Electric City Lights Glows Below Us Orchestra

Description: Michael and Dwight in Lazy Scranton

Description: Retro Electric City Character

Description: Electric City Pennsylvania Retro

Description: Celebrate Oklahoma City basketball with oversized electric blue lettering, vivid athletic orange accents, and energetic vintage varsity styling. This bold Y2K-inspired graphic brings classic American basketball fashion together with expressive collegiate streetwear.

Description: Print from the 1922 Electrical and Industrial Exposition held at the Grand Central Palace of New York City.

Description: Mind-blowing city overload with a lightning strike causing immense mental strain.

Description: Ride the rails of nostalgia at Electric Park, Kansas City's iconic amusement. Pure retro joy!

Description: “City Current Under Wire” turns a generic electric tram and overhead grid into bold urban-transit art for shirts, stickers, and phone cases.

Description: Marquee Moon 1977

Description: Lazy Scranton The Electric City

Description: Celebrate Schenectady's unique spirit with this graphic montage. Featuring iconic city landmarks and a touch of electric energy, it's perfect for residents and visitors who love this vibrant locale.

Description: Celebrate the Electric City with this Scranton skyline design inspired by Pennsylvania pride and hometown memories. The cityscape artwork is made for Scranton natives, residents, former locals, travelers, and fans of Northeastern Pennsylvania. A meaningful way to represent Lackawanna County, local roots, and the distinctive character of Scranton wherever you go.

Description: Eclectic City

Description: Electric Park Defunct Kansas City Amusement Park

Description: Scranton The Electric City Rap Bootleg

Description: Skip the highway jams with this bold Commuter Electric Scooter Stencil Beat The Traffic design. Featuring a sharp stencil graphic of an urban rider zipping past city gridlock, this piece is ideal for micro-mobility enthusiasts, daily commuters, eco-friendly travelers, and personal electric vehicle fans.

Description: tom verlaine television

Description: This vibrant artwork features a majestic lion adorned with bright neon colors wearing sunglasses and headphones. The striking illustration captures a cool urban aesthetic with electric hues and retro sunset reflections.

Description: A circular marquee-style emblem with a sunburst at the top. It features the text "SCRANTON WHAT?" in yellow and "THE ELECTRIC CITY" in green. Ornate candlestick-like elements with green lights are on either side.

Description: Float through your day...

Description: The only two rappers everyone is too afraid to diss on their records! - Call poison control if you're bitten by a spider, but make sure that it's covered by your health care provider.

Description: A monochrome composition featuring the words "MUSIC CITY U.S.A. EST 1806 TENNESSEE" in bold white lettering. Two white electric guitars are crossed in the center, surrounded by scattered white musical notes. Below the guitars, a graphic resembling a barcode is displayed. The background is black.

Description: This vibrant street art features an alien figure playing an electric guitar, spray-painted with bright greens, reds, and blues on a brick wall. Perfect for fans of urban culture, sci-fi themes, and music-inspired graffiti styles.

Description: Showcase your hometown with this vintage Anderson Electric City . Featuring classic sports lettering and established date, this timeless aesthetic is perfect for anyone connected to the historic area and traditional styles.

Description: A digital portrait of two men with wide eyes, wearing beanies and jackets. The man on the left wears a blue jacket and a striped beanie. The man on the right wears a green jacket and an orange beanie. Both have a parental advisory explicit content label below them. Text at the top reads "THE ELECTRIC CITY SCRANTON BOYZ".

Description: Philadelphia Football Player Number 99 Electric City Skyline

Description: creating a raw, edgy, and timeless look. The minimalist composition uses a clean white background to emphasize the star silhouette and its distressed texture. Perfect for vintage streetwear, grunge fashion, retro-inspired apparel, graphic T-shirts, hoodies, tote bags, and other print-on-demand products