A soft white T‑shirt with bold black graphics on the front. The design includes large lettering that reads “New York City Toppling Kings Since 1776,” above and below a high‑contrast scene of a crowd pulling down a statue with ropes. The fabric feels smooth and comfortable. On the left sleeve, there is a small square black‑and‑white logo for the Museum of the City of New York.

Occupied City Tee: Toppling Kings Since 1776

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A soft white T‑shirt with bold black graphics on the front. The design includes large lettering that reads “New York City Toppling Kings Since 1776,” above and below a high‑contrast scene of a crowd pulling down a statue with ropes. The fabric feels smooth and comfortable. On the left sleeve, there is a small square black‑and‑white logo for the Museum of the City of New York.
  • A soft white T‑shirt with bold black graphics on the front. The design includes large lettering that reads “New York City Toppling Kings Since 1776,” above and below a high‑contrast scene of a crowd pulling down a statue with ropes. The fabric feels smooth and comfortable. On the left sleeve, there is a small square black‑and‑white logo for the Museum of the City of New York.
  • A soft white T‑shirt with bold black graphics on the front. The design includes large lettering that reads “New York City Toppling Kings Since 1776,” above and below a high‑contrast scene of a crowd pulling down a statue with ropes. The fabric feels smooth and comfortable. On the left sleeve, there is a small square black‑and‑white logo for the Museum of the City of New York.
Occupied City Tee: Toppling Kings Since 1776

Occupied City Tee: Toppling Kings Since 1776

$24.96
$24.96 $32.00
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Wear NYC's ultimate historic teardown with the "Occupied City Tee." It celebrates the July 1776 night when patriots dragged down King George III's statue, a moment highlighted in the "The Occupied City: New York and the American Revolution" exhibition. Skip the time machine and head to the Museum of the City of New York (1220 Fifth Ave) to explore this chaotic rebel era through their interactive displays.

Fun Fact: Talk about a petty souvenir—the furious crowd hacked off the small royal crowns from the Bowling Green fence posts, and you can still see those jagged saw marks on the original iron fence today.

  • Available in Small to 2XL. 

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