USS Iowa Museum Mural

A-1 Higher Graphics was honored with the task of creating a dynamic wall wrap for the USS Iowa, contributing significantly to the visual and educational experience at the museum. Known officially as USS Iowa (BB-61), this battleship boasts a storied history, having served prominently in World War II, the Korean War, and the Cold War. Decommissioned in 1990, the U.S. Navy donated the ship to the Pacific Battleship Center, where it was permanently moored at Berth 87 in the Port of Los Angeles.

In the summer of 2012, the USS Iowa was transformed into a public museum, offering visitors a unique glimpse into naval history and the life aboard what was once one of the most powerful ships in the world. The USS Iowa Museum not only serves as a monument to those who served but also educates the public about the ship's role in both war and peace times.

The interior wall wrap created by A-1 Higher Graphics plays a crucial role in this educational mission. Situated within the ship, the wrap provides a visually engaging and informative backdrop that enhances the overall visitor experience. It features historical photographs, significant facts about the ship’s engagements, and anecdotes from sailors who served aboard. This creative solution by A-1 Higher Graphics not only beautifies the space but also helps in narrating the USS Iowa's illustrious service record and the technological advancements over its decades of service.

Through this project, A-1 Higher Graphics has demonstrated their expertise in marrying design with history, ensuring that every visitor of the USS Iowa Museum leaves with a deeper understanding and appreciation of this iconic battleship’s legacy. This collaboration highlights the importance of preserving historical artifacts through modern design techniques, making history accessible and engaging for all ages.