150th Anniversary Logos

Zions Bank 150th Anniversary Logo

The traditional brand for this bank features the dark, serifed typeface you see at the top, so this logo build on that professional look. instead of placing a vertical line with the anniversary mark to the left or right, this logo places a horizontal line below the existing logo and then adds a simple number mark a similar font and color as the original logo. Given how wide their existing mark is, this was a great move to provide a little bit of balance and avoid further stretching the logo horizontally.

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Fort Dodge 150th Anniversary Logo

This clean, circular mark places the city's well-known clock tower in the center to establish a visual anchor. The clock tower comes up from behind the bottom part of the circle and overlaps the upper part of the circle. Around the rim of the circle sit the name of the city at the bottom and the years of existence, cleverly using the peak of the tower to separate the two years.

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Brookline Bank 150th Anniversary Logo

Round anniversary logos are easy to use on various channels including social media and this logo builds on that shape with a large number 150 to anchor the design visually in the banks' traditional brand blue. Above and below the number sit words to support that annivesary with the brank traditional logo at the bottom to help maintain brand recognition while the logo is in us.

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Yosemite Grant 150th Anniversary Logo

Along with Yosemite National Park's anniversary is the anniversary of the grant that made it possible. This vertical rectangle logo holds the name of the moment in blue at the bottom and features a silhouette of a feather pen extending up from that block. Behind the pen is a rusty orange color that holds the year of celebration just below the top edge of the rectangle.

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Bryce Canyon National Park 150th Anniversary Logo

Bryce Canyon's centennial logo uses gold line art for the vibe in this design. A large number 100 contains a clean line-art depiction of the park's famous hoodoo formations with sunset-style lines emerging from behind and filling only the area with the number. Below, the name of the park and the dates of operation are placed in the same color as the mark above for a clean, balanced design.

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