1. Pennsylvania The Quaker State

2. Pennsylvania's State Flag is more of a square than a rectangle. It is composed of a blue field on which the State Coat of Arms is embroidered. Draft horses are on either side of the coat of arms and the American eagle rests on the top. The scroll at the bottom reads Virtue, Liberty and Independence. The first state flag bearing the state coat of arms was authorized by the general assembly in 1799. An act of the general assembly of June 13, 1907, standardized the flag and required that the blue field match the blue of "Old Glory".

5. Hershey, Pennsylvania

6. Three Mile Island

7. Coal Mining

9. Pennsylvania Coal

10. Farms Hogs Hogs Cattle Cattle Poultry Poultry Pumpkins (1/2) Pumpkins (1/2) Mushrooms Mushrooms

11. Top Steel Producing State The logo's meaning includes the three materials used to produce steel: yellow for coal, orange for ore and blue for steel scrap.

12. Forest Products

13. Ice Cream / Chocolate / Beer

14. Cheese Steak Sandwiches

15. Philadelphia Philadelphia 2 nd U.S. Capital 2 nd U.S. Capital Liberty Bell Liberty Bell Independence Hall Independence Hall (Decl. of Ind.) (Decl. of Ind.)

16. Gettysburg Gettysburg Civil War battlefield. Civil War battlefield. Site of Lincoln’s address. Site of Lincoln’s address. Turning point in the North winning Turning point in the North winning the Civil War. the Civil War. Now a national cemetery. Now a national cemetery.

18. Gettysburg Gettysburg

19. Also: Founded by William Penn Founded by William Penn “P” on coins – or plain: made in Philadelphia “P” on coins – or plain: made in Philadelphia

20. Also: “Pennsylvania Dutch” “Pennsylvania Dutch” Amish with a strong German background Amish with a strong German background No modern conveniences No modern conveniences Williamsport: Little League World Series Williamsport: Little League World Series

21. Punxsutawney Phil