Every year, Americans honor military veterans on November 11. This day—Veterans Day—celebrates the patriotism, sacrifice, and courage shown by US military veterans.
While Veterans Day was originally founded to honor those who served in World War I, it was extended to all US military veterans following World War II.
So on this day, we say thank you to all who have served—thank you for your loyalty, your help, and your service.
The Tennessee Wood Flag is now available from Patriot Wood. This wooden replica of Tennessee’s state flag incorporates Patriot Wood’s signature raised elements: the central symbol has been given a 3d-look that adds depth to this piece of wall art.
Let’s take a closer look at the Tennessee flag: learn what the blue bar means, what each star symbolizes, and what most people get wrong about it!
A wooden replica of Maryland’s state flag is now available from Patriot Wood. This state flag’s design is certainly memorable—head to PatriotWood.com to see details of this wood flag.
Knowing a flag’s story makes it more than just a piece of wall art—it becomes a piece of rich history as well. When you look into a flag’s story, you’ll find interesting facts and symbolism surrounding its design, creation, and the people it inspired. Let’s take a look at three interesting facts about Maryland’s flag. Learn how it brought people together after the Civil War, a unique flag guideline given by Maryland’s government, and more!
One of the most famous Revolutionary War–era militia was the Green Mountain Boys. They influenced and shaped the character and state of what we now know as the United States.
If you’re an American—especially if you’re an American from the Northeast—you’ll be interested in their story. And even if you’re not, the history of the Green Mountain Boys is an interesting one, and well worth your time.
While they worked outside the law, many believe this group’s influence to be supremely positive and necessary: let’s take a quick look at their story to learn who the Green Mountain Boys were and what they did.
Wood flags are memory-invoking pieces of art, and they instantly add character to wherever they’re displayed.
They’re versatile pieces of wall decor, with a wide range of potential applications—the durable materials and strong construction mean that most of Patriot Wood’s flags can be displayed outdoors as well as indoors.
Let’s take a look at four different places people have displayed their wood flags. You might find inspiration for where to hang your own!
VETERANS DAY: A TIME TO SAY THANK YOU Every year, Americans honor military veterans on November 11. This day—Veterans Day—celebrates ...
PATRIOT WOOD’S TENNESSEE WOOD FLAG IS HERE! The Tennessee Wood Flag is now available from Patriot Wood. This wooden replica of Tennessee...
MARYLAND WOOD FLAG: NOW AVAILABLE FROM PATRIOT WOOD A wooden replica of Maryland’s state flag is now available from Patriot Wood. This s...
One of the most famous Revolutionary War–era militia was the Green Mountain Boys. They influenced and shaped the character and state of...
Wood flags are memory-invoking pieces of art, and they instantly add character to wherever they’re displayed. They’re versatile pieces ...
