Ornaments

On the rocky coast of Maine, visitors to Acadia National Park will find unique wildlife viewing opportunities. Acadia's rugged climate is home to a...

Second Lieutenant Richard Rowland Kirkland became the Angel of Marye's Heights on December 14th 1862, when after listening to the cries of wounded ...

The painting on this fine porcelain ornament was painted by artist Keith Rocco and depicts the surrender of Confederate General Robert E. Lee to Un...

Have you gotten up close and personal with this Arches National Park icon? Delicate Arch is the park's tallest and most well known formation. For m...

Looking for an in-person experience with this iconic symbol of the National Park Service? Badlands National Park provides an ideal habitat for thes...

In 1895 a two-story frame Queen Anne style house was built for a white family at 501 Auburn Avenue. This later became the birthplace and childhood ...

Blue Ridge Parkway was created to connect The Great Smoky Mountains National Park and Shenandoah National Park, The Blue Ridge Parkway also feature...

This custom crafted collectible is handmade in plate palladium. The etched, original design features the official logo of the Blue Ridge Parkway in...

Did you take the ultimate scenic route on the Blue Ridge Parkway? Perhaps the most memorable stretch of America's Favorite Drive, the Linn Cove Via...

An All-American Road, originally built to connect Shenandoah National Park with the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, the Blue Ridge Parkway is ...

In 1863, the US Army established Camp Nelson as a fortified supply depot. The site later became a massive recruitment and training center for Afric...

Stand in front of Angel's arch, wander through the spires in the Needles, find your way in the Maze. These otherworldly features make Canyonlands a...

Shaped like an acoustic guitar, this ornament evokes images and sounds of the folk music that was made in Appalachia and along the Blue Ridge Parkw...

Windows, trees, and other hanging fixtures were especially created to show off our Cobalt Crackled Glass Pear Ornament. Individually hand-blown wit...

Long before industrialization and mass production, glass items had been made by hand using glassblowing techniques. The methods used in the times o...

Enjoy the natural beauty of Capitol Reef’s Temples of the Sun with this sun catcher. Renowned for its deep blue color and water clarity, Crater Lak...

Have you seen the mysterious sailing stones of Death Valley National Park? Found in a remote corner of the park known as the Racetrack, these stone...

On July 4, 1776, Congress approved the Declaration of Independence. This collectible celebrates the triumphs of our forefathers in defense of our r...

Is the tallest peak in North America on your horizon? Denali National Park in Alaska reaches an apex of 20,130 feet above sea level! You don't have...

Dwight D. Eisenhower, commonly known as ''Ike'', was a Supreme Allied Commander in WWII and the 34th President of the United States. His address be...

Located in Carteret County 39 miles southeast of New Bern, Fort Macon State Park is centered on an impeccably restored pre-Civil War fort that offe...

Fort Pulaski was the site of a battle during the Civil War. The confederate soldiers entrenched inside were compelled to surrender by the Union Arm...

Fort Pulaski celebrates its 100th anniversary as a National Monument in 2024. In the 19th century Fort Pulaski was among the many masonry fortifica...

Celebrate the turning point of the Civil War with this sun catcher of Gettysburg National Military Park. With the largest number of casualties of t...