PENNSYLVANIA STATE FLAG

The Pennsylvania state flag is a proud and distinctive symbol of the Keystone State's rich history and heritage. Designed with a deep blue field, it features the state's official coat of arms prominently in the center. At the top of the coat of arms, a bald eagle, a symbol of strength and freedom, represents the state's commitment to liberty. Beneath the eagle, two horses support a shield featuring a ship, plow, and sheaves of wheat, representing Pennsylvania's industrial and agricultural roots. The state motto, "Virtue, Liberty, and Independence," is proudly displayed on a ribbon below the shield. The flag's design reflects Pennsylvania's essential role in the founding of the United States and its enduring dedication to the principles of virtue, liberty, and independence. It serves as a reminder of the state's unique historical contributions and its commitment to a brighter future for its residents.