This was on a war memorial at the Jefferson County Court House. The things on the bottom are supposed to be sheaves of wheat, but they certainly do look more like mushrooms.
Heres what I know since i work for the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
work Horse standing on back legs are actually hold the shield up
Eagle represents the US
Olive Branch symbol of peace
Corn Stalk PA most important crops
wheat plentiful harvest and represents Sussex County DE Delaware was actually a part of PA until it declared independence 1776
I now have brain freeze
Virginia, Kentucky and Massachusetts! I’m from Texas and learned it in school…the things that dont stick in your mind and you thought you forgot untill asked.
That's the idea, at least. I'm walking westward from New York City for nine months or so.
If everything goes according to plan, I'll be in Oregon when the clock runs out.
If nothing goes according to plan, maybe I'll end up in Peru or Mongolia or Pennsylvania.
You can read all about the details of my trip
if you're so inclined.
MA,VA,KY
You got it. A fellow Virginian!
What was the seal on? And are those MUSHROOMS at the bottom of the shield?
This was on a war memorial at the Jefferson County Court House. The things on the bottom are supposed to be sheaves of wheat, but they certainly do look more like mushrooms.
Kentucky, Massachusetts, and Virginia. Sucka.
Also correct!
And PR in a few decades.
Bonus points!
US territories that are commonwealth Puerto Rico and Northern Mariana Islands
Heres what I know since i work for the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
work Horse standing on back legs are actually hold the shield up
Eagle represents the US
Olive Branch symbol of peace
Corn Stalk PA most important crops
wheat plentiful harvest and represents Sussex County DE Delaware was actually a part of PA until it declared independence 1776
I now have brain freeze
Wow, thanks Nancy!
Massachusetts, Virginia and Kentucky…..I am from Boston, Ma., and like you lived in Richmond area…Kentucky cuz teachers in Boston made us learn this!
Virginia, Kentucky and Massachusetts! I’m from Texas and learned it in school…the things that dont stick in your mind and you thought you forgot untill asked.