Port Washington Merch
Description: Create a nostalgic Port Washington design around Port Light, the name associated with the community's high school yearbook and a fitting symbol of local school memories. The Port Washington Public Library maintains a substantial archive of Port Washington High School yearbooks.
Description: Celebrate the beauty of the Pacific Northwest with this striking landscape featuring Port Angeles. This aesthetic maritime scene showcases fishing boats docked in a serene harbor beneath majestic mountains. Perfect for travelers, nature enthusiasts, and anyone who loves the rugged charm of coastal Washington mountain towns.
Description: Celebrate the beauty of the Pacific Northwest with this detailed coastal landscape. Featuring the scenic Port Angeles harbor, charming boat docks, and majestic mountain peaks, this piece captures the serene atmosphere of a coastal escape. Perfect for outdoor enthusiasts and those who love Washington state geography.
Description: Celebrate Port Washington's maritime working history with a design inspired by shipbuilding, boats, waterfront trades, and the town's longstanding connection to the water. Local oral histories and archival collections document shipbuilding and maritime traditions as important parts of Port Washington's past.
Description: Create a transportation-themed Port Washington design centered on the railroad that arrived in 1898 and helped connect the community to the rest of Long Island and New York City. The railroad station is among the subjects represented in the Port Washington Public Library's historic postcard archive.
Description: Port Townsend is a destination noted for its Victorian houses, historic architecture, wooden boats, excellent weather, scenic beauty, marine science center, Fort Worden State Park and much more. This Port Townsend design will please anyone who loves the vibrant vintage atmosphere of Port Townsend.
Description: Port Townsend is a destination noted for its Victorian houses, historic architecture, wooden boats, excellent weather, scenic beauty, marine science center, Fort Worden State Park and much more. This Port Townsend design will please anyone who loves the vibrant vintage atmosphere of Port Townsend.
Description: Celebrate Port Washington's North Shore setting with a design inspired by the historic Gold Coast era, when grand estates and wealthy summer communities shaped the surrounding peninsula. The Port Washington Public Library's local-history collections document the area's Gold Coast estates and their influence on community history.
Description: Capture the everyday energy of Port Washington with a design inspired by Main Street shops, historic storefronts, restaurants, sidewalks, and village-center life. The Port Washington Public Library maintains an extensive Main Street photographic archive documenting the area's changing streetscape and businesses.
Description: Celebrate the Port Washington Public Library with a community design inspired by one of the town's most important cultural and historical institutions. Its Local History Center preserves extensive archives, photographs, oral histories, and digital collections dedicated to Port Washington heritage.
Description: Give Port Washington's waterfront history an oyster-focused identity inspired by the area's old oyster industry, shell roads, sorting practices, and local families connected to the trade. Oral histories preserved by the Port Washington Public Library document oyster businesses and the community's early waterfront economy.
Description: Honor one of Port Washington's distinctive music traditions with a design inspired by the Sousa Bandshell and the community's long connection to public performances. Local oral histories document the beginnings of the Sousa Bandshell in 1963 and the community effort that supported it.
Description: Port Washington, Wisconsin, located at the mouth of Sauk Creek on Lake Michigan. In 1835, General Wooster Harrison became the town's first permanent settler, in what he originally named "Wisconsin City." Harrison later renamed the town "Washington". J. M. Bostwick was instrumental in the opening of the Wisconsin Chair Company in September 1888, the success of which allowed the town to flourish.[16] The Gilson Manufacturing Company started making garden tractors and tractor lawn mowers in 1894 and soon became the second-largest business, after the Wisconsin Chair Factory. In 1896, Delos and Herbert Smith brought their commercial fishing business to Port Washington as that harbor afforded them the use of a steam powered fish tug...
Description: A hand cut block print heart from Port Townsend: victorian brick storefronts along the waterfront, a tall wooden schooner and the Olympic mountains across the water. For sailors, harbour walkers and anyone who left their heart by the sea. Bold carved shapes in cream, red and navy with worn press texture.
Description: Travel memento of Port Townsend, USA, illustrated in modern folk art style: a Washington Victorian seaport of brick storefronts on a bluff above the sound. Flat colour, no fuss, plenty of warmth. Perfect for people who collect places, plan their next trip or simply miss Port Townsend.
