The former Lorraine Motel is the site of the National Civil Rights Museum in Memphis, Tennessee. It was at this hotel that Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. was assassinated on April 4, 1968.
Since 1991 the heritage and cultural museum has honored the civil rights leader through exhibits, collections, speakers, and special events.
Our mini State Icon print of this historic landmark celebrates the museum and its mission to share the culture and lessons gleaned not only MLK, but also the American Civil Rights Movement.
-Drawn digitally with a mouse and printed in our studio
-Giclée print using archival paper and inks, so it will last a lifetime
-Comes in a handmade, hand-painted black, beveled wooden frame
-Overall frame size is approximately 3.375" x 4.125"
-Frame is thick in depth, so it can stand on its own on a flat surface, or it can hang on a wall by the sawtooth hanger that's attached to the back
-Protected by hand-cut recycled glass
-Each print is signed by the artist, Christy Johnson
-Weighs approximately 4 oz.
-Proudly made in the USA
Are you looking for a bigger size? Check out our Matted Prints.
If so, we'll include a handwritten card—just type in the Notes section what you'd like to say.
Shipping costs differ depending on weight, and USPS increases its prices yearly. In general, sending 1–6 State Icons in a small USPS box comes in at less than $10.
Exchanges can be made within 30 days of order date if your item was damaged in transit, or if the wrong item was mailed to you (but that's only happened once!). Returns will be considered on a case-by-case basis. Contact us with questions.
