The "L" represents Harrisonburg's multicultural heritage. The "O" shows its agricultural heritage. The "V" is for outdoor recreation and the "E" showcases the arts.
I have been a true fanatic of “Lovemarks” series of books since 2004 when Kevin Roberts, Chief Executive Officer Worldwide of Saatchi & Saatchi, released the first book. Naturally, when the new edition, “Loveworks,” was released in June 2013, I was all over it – not only for the book, but for the book design. […]
LOVEworks around Virginia. The LOVEworks represent our communities and provide fun photo ops at Welcome Centers and special events throughout the year.
Virginia is for Lovers, and a road trip to discover the state's many Love signs and Loveworks is a great way to discover more about the Old Dominion!
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The LOVEwork is mounted on a cement slab with bricks which is representative of the image that is associated with Appomattox, the McLean House. It was in the here that Generals Lee and Grant laid the groundwork for peace and restoration. L – Constructed of brick from the “original” wall, dating back to the 1800s, that surrounds the historic courthouse square. Stacking of the Arms (Created and donated by Virginia Metal Fab) & Cannonballs (donated by Moore’s Machine Shop) – Recognizes Appomattox and its role in the ending of the American Civil War, the three muskets mimic the “Stacking of the Arms” symbolizing “Peace”. O – Represents the Joel Sweeney Banjo, a local man who crafted and popularized the traditional African instrument by adding a 5th string. V – (labor donated by Ryan Atkins) The Stone and Oars Represent the James River, Holliday Lake, and High Bridge Trail State Parks’, which are located in Appomattox. E – The train silhouette represents the historical significance of the Railroads’ location, the role it played to the surrender and reunification of a new nation pre-, during and post the American Civil War, and the future development of the Town. (Created and donated by Virginia Metal Fab)
Submerge yourself in the historic charm, vibrant atmosphere, and fresh energy in the cities of Norfolk and Portsmouth. You’ll be amazed with the history and modern urban influences that come alive. Unique shops, restaurants, and attractions make Portsmouth and Norfolk the perfect places to immerse yourself in the wonders of the coastal region of Virginia.
LOVEworks around Virginia. The LOVEworks represent our communities and provide fun photo ops at Welcome Centers and special events throughout the year.
Come share the Love in Massanutten! This LOVEwork was proudly created and produced by the staff at Massanutten Property Owners Association in Massanutten, Virginia. Standing over 11 feet tall and 35 feet wide, this LOVE is big! Come take your photo and stay to play! Visitors are encouraged to take photos with the LOVEworks and share with loved ones on Facebook at www.Facebook.com/VirginiaisforLovers or on Twitter with the special hashtags #LOVEVA. A complete list of the LOVEwork locations is at www.Virginia.org/LOVE.
The letters honor aspects of Wytheville’s history that have made an impact on the community. L represents the influence of the railroad. O showcases a hot air balloon, used in the town’s elevated water tank in honor of the annual Chautauqua Festival. V depicts the crossroads of two interstates, I-77 and I-81, as well as the branding theme of “Wytheville...There's Only One.” E honors the history of baseball in this community as it was played in Withers Park behind the LOVEworks display.
