the witnesses as a symptom "consistent with hysteria and over-exertion". Legacy Officials in Flatwood erected a welcome sign which designated the town as "Home of the Green Monster". The town also commemorates the legend in its annual "Flatwoods Days" festival. Located in the town of Sutton, the Braxton County seat, is the Flatwoods Monster Museum, which is dedicated to the legend. The Braxton County Convention and Visitor's Bureau also built a series of five tall chairs in the shape of the monster to serve as landmarks and visitor attractions. The Bureau rewards visitors who photograph all five chairs with "Free Braxie" stickers. In 2013, West Virginian rock singer Argyle Goolsby released a song called "The Being", which referenced the Flatwoods monster. The legend of the Flatwoods monster has also inspired media beyond West Virginia. The video games Fallout 76 and Everybody's Golf 4 each contain references to the legend. The creature was the subject of a 2018 documentary, The Flatwoods Monster: A Legacy of Fear, produced by Small Town Monsters, an indie production company documenting unusual events throughout America. In television, the second episode of the 2019 History Channel series Project Blue Book titled "The Flatwoods Monster" is based on the Flatwoods incident. See also List of reported UFO sightings Mothman Owlman References Alleged UFO-related entities Braxton County, West Virginia 1952 in West Virginia UFO sightings in the United States West Virginia folklore Monsters American legendary creatures September 1952 events in the United States Supernatural legends