Sussex County Pillows

Description: Sussex County gets called out for exactly what it is, with bold beach-town lettering spelling I PUT THE SUS IN SUSSEX COUNTY. A lighthouse, sun, and seagull over Rehoboth Beach back up the joke for anyone who actually lives there.

Description: Sussex (/ˈsʌsɪks/), from the Old English Sūþsēaxe (South Saxons), is a historic county in South East England and was formerly an independent medieval kingdom. It is bounded to the west by Hampshire, north by Surrey, northeast by Kent, south by the English Channel, and divided for many purposes into the ceremonial counties of West Sussex and East Sussex. Brighton and Hove, though part of East Sussex, was made a unitary authority in 1997, and as such, is administered independently of the rest of East Sussex. Brighton and Hove was granted City status in 2000. Until then, Chichester was Sussex's only city. The Brighton and Hove built-up area is the 15th largest conurbation in the UK and Brighton and Hove is the most populous city or town ...

Description: The Garden State, The Sixth Borough, Half Philly/Half New York, whatever you call it, it's New Jersey.

Description: Bethany Beach's Chief Little Owl totem pole rises beside the lit boardwalk bandstand, swirling stars filling the sky above. Lampposts trace the boardwalk where silhouettes stroll past flower beds along the shore.

Description: Chief Little Owl's carved eagle crown watches over four walkers on Bethany Beach's boardwalk, THE QUIET RESORT printed beneath a golden sky. Delaware's original alternative to the busier Ocean City boardwalk.

Description: THE FIRST TOWN IN THE FIRST STATE: the red-hulled Lightship Overfalls sits in the canal against a golden sunset, colonial houses lining the shore. Founded by Dutch settlers on Delaware Bay in 1631.

Description: The historic Lightship Overfalls ties up along Lewes's harbor as the Cape May-Lewes Ferry glides past in the background. Sailboats and lamplit buildings line the dock beneath a starry Delaware sky.

Description: One of the few spots on the East Coast where you can watch the sun rise and set over water, marked here by a WWII fire control tower against a warm Delaware sky.

Description: Twin WWII fire control towers and a lighthouse light up against a swirling blue sky. A wooden pier reaches into the water where dune grass frames the old lookout points.

Description: DELAWARE-MARYLAND LINE: the black-banded Fenwick Island Lighthouse against a warm sunset over calm green water. Standing watch over that border since 1859.

Description: The Fenwick Island Lighthouse wraps in blue and gold brushwork as a stone border marker and nearby houses glow beneath the swirl. Dune grass and dark water frame the tower standing right on the Delaware-Maryland line.

Description: The Bottle & Cork and the Rusty Rudder glow under a swirling sky, Dewey Beach's two most famous names lit up for the night. Streetlights trace gold paths between the piers and the bay.

Description: OCEAN TO BAY: concentric sunset rings behind a catamaran's silhouette, marking the narrow strip of Delaware sand between the Atlantic and Rehoboth Bay.

Description: DELAWARE'S QUIET COAST: a wooden boardwalk leads to Indian Beach's dunes under a purple-to-gold sunset. Beach grass and open sky instead of boardwalk crowds.

Description: A beachfront home glows above Indian Beach's dunes as waves roll in under a swirling sky. Wooden stairs lead down to surf churning white against the sand.

Description: Funland's boardwalk arcade and pavilion light up under a swirling sky. Figures stroll past the glow as gold brushwork traces the lamplight down the boards.

Description: THE NATION'S SUMMER CAPITAL, a nickname earned from decades of DC visitors: strolling couples fill the boardwalk in front of the landmark bandstand.

Description: This composition features the architecture of the city of Chichester located in West Sussex, England. The center focus includes the cathedral spire rising above local rooflines and street structures. The surrounding circular border frames the town buildings, reflecting the regional character of this location in the United Kingdom. All elements highlight the structural features found within this English county.

Description: A circular emblem featuring a robotic skull with glowing blue eyes and red tongue, surrounded by crossed baseball bats. Text reads 'SLAUGHTER BEACH DELAWARE', 'STANNERS', 'DELAWARE', 'ESTB. 1931 SUSSEX COUNTY', and 'Maniacs Baseball'.