Prairie House Mugs

Description: Modern prairie style home exterior with stone walls and large windows, perfect for architecture enthusiasts and homeowners who love unique house

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Description: Stained Glass Window (reception door) by Frank Lloyd Wright, for the Dana Thomas House, Prairie House Style. Springfield, IL, 1904

Description: Easily distracted by tractors and grain elevators? If you're a fan of old tractors and vintage design. Features the phrase "I'm easily distracted by tractors and grain elevators" applied on the front in bold white text. "Easily distracted by tractors and grain elevators, we have a passion for the vintage design of old tractors and grain elevators. We celebrate the prairies where these machines were built to work hard and last.

Description: A detailed blueprint-style depiction of a multi-story Prairie School architectural style house.

Description: Named after a well known Dakota chief in Minnesota lies the town of Sleepy Eye. After the Treaty of Traverse des Sioux it was established in 1872, and eventually incorporated as a city in 1903. In Little House on the Prairie it was a nearby, larger town close to Walnut Grove.

Description: Please check my other designs as well Shannen Doherty and Luke Perry

Description: Show off your love for Walnut Grove with this piece; perfect a gift for fans. Makes a great birthday or holiday present!

Description: Oleson's Mercantile was the general store owned and operated by Harriet and Nels Oleson. The Mercantile is one of the main businesses in Walnut Grove, and also a major setting on Little House on the Prairie. The Olesons established the Mercantile many years earlier, before their children (Nellie and Willie) were born, and is a highly successful business, serving the needs of Walnut Grove and Hero Township. The Mercantile was first seen in Little House's debut episode, "A Harvest of Friends," and is the setting for many of the the show's episodes and plots. It is one of two businesses operated by the Oleson family, the other being Nellie's Restaurant and Hotel, which was established in the Season 6 season premiere "Back to School."

Description: The Waltons - Tv Show Tribute.

Description: Did you spend hours playing with paper dolls when you were a kid? This is a groovy 70s style wardrobe. Add some retro fun to your wardrobe with this blast-from-the-past design.

Description: The Love Boat - TV Series poster

Description: Easily distracted by Old Rusty Farm Trucks? If you're a fan of old rusty farm trucks and vintage designs. Features the phrase " easily distracted by Old Rusty Farm Trucks" applied on the front in bold white text. "Easily distracted by Old Rusty Farm Trucks" if you have a passion for the vintage design of rusty farm trucks. We celebrate the prairies where these machines were built to work hard and last.

Description: A striking grayscale depiction of a modern architectural marvel built over a cascading waterfall, surrounded by lush foliage.

Description: Art rendition of Corabeth Godsey from the 1970 Television show, The Waltons.

Description: A minimalist line drawing of the historic Frederick C. Robie House in Chicago, Illinois.

Description: Another great illustration from renowned artist Paul Cemmick's Movie Stars Collection

Description: Please check my other designs as well Shannen Doherty and Luke Perry

Description: Did you spend hours playing with paper dolls when you were a kid? This is a groovy 70s style wardrobe. Add some retro fun to your wardrobe with this blast-from-the-past design.

Description: A vintage-style depiction of the iconic Fallingwater house designed by Frank Lloyd Wright, with a prominent waterfall in the foreground.

Description: Vintage Charles Ingalls collage featuring iconic frontier-era portraits and a bold retro color treatment.

Description: And you thought acne was your worst problem!

Description: Willow Pill serving little house on the fairy drag realness. Obsessed.

Description: Step into frontier journalism with this charming Walnut Grove Gazette design—straight out of Little House on the Prairie. Featuring a vintage quill and inkpot with the tongue-in-cheek tagline “Hot Off the Press—By Horse,” it captures the pioneer spirit and old-school newspaper vibes. A fun, rustic design for fans of classic TV, prairie life, or nostalgic Americana.