State Flag of CONNECTICUT
Picture image of the Connecticut State
Flag

The flag of Connecticut was adopted in
1897. The
flag contains a blue field with a white baroque shield
with three grape vines. Under the shield is a
banner that reads “Qui Transtulit Sustinet” (He who
transplanted, sustains), the state motto. The design of the flag
came originally from the Saybrook Colony that was
established in 1639 and was bought by
Connecticut in 1644.
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