Two orange poppies with a single green stem on a white background.

Retired Poppies

Buy a limited-edition retired silk poppy from the Museum and Memorial's poppy field.
Book cover of A World Undone by G. J. Meyer showing silhouetted soldiers underneath a cloudy blue sky overlaid with light blue and white text.

Books

Shop from our wide array of WWI literature.
A vertical rectangular print of a painting of the Liberty Memorial tower surrounded by fireworks and a lit up city skyline, with people gathered around it's base.

Local Makers

Shop items from local Kansas City vendors.
$36.00

Embroidered Intersections Hat

Description

These hats feature the National WWI Museum and Memorial logo largely embroidered on the front. Made by a local Kansas City company, Sandlot Goods.

About the "Intersections" logo:

This single image expresses the constructive as well as destructive energies released by the War, and the impact it continues to have on our lives today.

A touch of red recalls the poppies of Flanders Fields. The tangle of intersecting lines can be the stakes upon which barbed wire was hung; the railroad tracks that fed men and munitions to the fronts; the factories where new technologies were discovered and exploited; the chaos of bombarded streets and the fallen beams of broken homes.

Beyond those specific images lie broader themes: the intersection of individual lives and entire nations, the clash of old cultures and new ideas and, finally, a glimpse of the startling art forms launched in the aftermath of the conflict.

Color
$36.00

Featured Collection:

Aerial Warfare

Museum Members receive a 10% discount online and in store.

All purchases are tax-free and benefit America's official World War I Museum and Memorial.

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