West Virginia State Flags
History of the West Virginia State Flag
The flag of West Virginia was officially adopted on March 7, 1929. The flag features a white field with a dark blue border, on which the state's coat of arms is emblazoned. The coat of arms features a rock bearing the date of the state's admission to the Union, 1863, and the state's motto, "Mountaineers are always free." Above the rock is a farmer and a miner, representing agriculture and industry. The two men stand on either side of a red Phrygian cap, a symbol of freedom and liberty, which is centered above a red and white striped banner bearing the state's name. The flag was designed by Dr. Harold Holt, a member of the West Virginia Department of Agriculture.
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FORTISVEX West Virginia State Flag 8x12 Feet Nylon - Made in USA with Rope and Thimbles
FORTISVEX
MSRP: $437.00$334.44The 8x12 foot flag belongs to institutions: civic buildings, campuses, large commercial sites, on a flagpole forty to fifty feet tall. This is not a size anyone ends up with by accident.This is the...MSRP: $437.00$334.44