Home Ground makes one thing: the map of a single place, printed on a shirt. The streets are real, drawn from open map data, so the road you grew up on is the road on the shirt. Nothing is added for looks.

Behind every map is that place's history, and it reaches back more than two centuries. Where the town began, the creek or falls or survey line that put it there, the land and water under it, and one real person who did something specific on that ground. It is drawn from the record, old county histories, pioneer accounts, and deeds, not from a caption generator. If a claim is on the page, it can be checked.

Most map merchandise is decoration with a place name on it. This is the other thing. The place is the point, and the history is the reason the shirt still means something years from now. It starts in Greene County, Ohio, and the towns around it.