Rhode Island State Flags
History of the Rhode Island State Flag
The flag of the state of Rhode Island consists of a white field with a golden anchor in the center, surrounded by thirteen golden stars. The anchor has been a symbol of Rhode Island since the founding of the state, and the thirteen stars represent the original thirteen states of the United States. The flag was officially adopted by the state in 1897. The design is based on the state's seal, which was adopted in 1664. The seal depicts a golden anchor surrounded by the words "HOPE" and "PROVIDENCE," which are the state's motto. The anchor and motto are meant to symbolize the state's hope in God and its reliance on Providence for its prosperity.
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FORTISVEX Rhode Island State Flag 5x8 Feet Nylon - Made in USA with Brass Grommets
FORTISVEX
$109.98This is commercial territory: a thirty foot flagpole outside a dealership, a bank, a fire station, a church, a school. Homeowners choose it too, when their flagpole is tall enough to make a 4x6 foot...$109.98