NEBRASKA STATE FLAG

The Nebraska state flag is a symbol that represents the rich history and heritage of the state. Designed by J. Lloyd McMaster in 1925, it features a striking blue background with the state seal in the center. The seal is encircled by a golden banner bearing the state motto, "Equality Before the Law," which reflects the state's commitment to fairness and justice. At the center of the seal, a blacksmith is depicted hammering on an anvil, symbolizing the state's industrious and hardworking spirit. To the left of the blacksmith, there is a settler's cabin, while to the right, a train and steamboat are showcased, illustrating Nebraska's importance in westward expansion and transportation. The flag's blue and gold colors evoke the wide open skies and bountiful fields of the state, making it a proud emblem for the people of Nebraska.