Add to ORKGThe Great Seal Of The State Of Ohio. This seal is the last one of about ten seals. The full sheaf of wheat depicts the agriculture and bounty of the state. The cluster of seventeen arrows represents the seventeenth state to enter into the United States of America. The hillside is a representation of Mount Logan in Ross County as seen from Adena Mansion. The three-quarter riding sun with thirteen rays stands for the original thirteen states shining over the the first state from the Northwest Territory
Introduction: The State Seal is at last agreed upon, if no unforeseen circumstance should arise to c...
Photograph of a quilt titled "Pride of Ohio," created by nationally recognized folk artist Mary Bork...
The pictured weather vane is a replica of the one that was on top of the courthouse that served as O...
This image is a photographic reproduction of a print of the Great Seal of the State of Ohio. The Sta...
Mount Logan, in Ross County, served as the inspiration for the State Seal of Ohio. The State Seal o...
This photograph of Mt. Logan near Chillicothe was taken in the 1960s. Sunrise over Mt. Logan as seen...
This proclamation, signed by Governor Jacob D. Cox, contains an impression of the new seal of the st...
The Ohio Governor's flag is red with seventeen white stars. The thirteen stars in the circle repres...
The flag of the state of Ohio is the only swallowtail state flag. The colors are red, white and blu...
The Ohio flag, a swallowtail, was adopted in 1902. The blue triangle represents the hills and valle...
Ohio's state flag was adopted in 1902. The Ohio burgee, as the swallowtail design is properly called...
This flag was designed in 1901 for the Pan-American Exposition in Buffalo, New York. It flew over t...
The flag of Ohio is a swallowtail flag. It has seventeen white stars signifying that Ohio was the s...
House Bill No. 213, shown here, was sponsored by Speaker of the House William S. McKinnon of Ashtabu...
This statement, dated April 24, 1902, transfers to the State of Ohio the patent for the design of th...
Introduction: The State Seal is at last agreed upon, if no unforeseen circumstance should arise to c...
Photograph of a quilt titled "Pride of Ohio," created by nationally recognized folk artist Mary Bork...
The pictured weather vane is a replica of the one that was on top of the courthouse that served as O...
This image is a photographic reproduction of a print of the Great Seal of the State of Ohio. The Sta...
Mount Logan, in Ross County, served as the inspiration for the State Seal of Ohio. The State Seal o...
This photograph of Mt. Logan near Chillicothe was taken in the 1960s. Sunrise over Mt. Logan as seen...
This proclamation, signed by Governor Jacob D. Cox, contains an impression of the new seal of the st...
The Ohio Governor's flag is red with seventeen white stars. The thirteen stars in the circle repres...
The flag of the state of Ohio is the only swallowtail state flag. The colors are red, white and blu...
The Ohio flag, a swallowtail, was adopted in 1902. The blue triangle represents the hills and valle...
Ohio's state flag was adopted in 1902. The Ohio burgee, as the swallowtail design is properly called...
This flag was designed in 1901 for the Pan-American Exposition in Buffalo, New York. It flew over t...
The flag of Ohio is a swallowtail flag. It has seventeen white stars signifying that Ohio was the s...
House Bill No. 213, shown here, was sponsored by Speaker of the House William S. McKinnon of Ashtabu...
This statement, dated April 24, 1902, transfers to the State of Ohio the patent for the design of th...
Introduction: The State Seal is at last agreed upon, if no unforeseen circumstance should arise to c...
Photograph of a quilt titled "Pride of Ohio," created by nationally recognized folk artist Mary Bork...
The pictured weather vane is a replica of the one that was on top of the courthouse that served as O...