The flag’s distinctive imagery highlighted several important aspects of the regions culture including (1) the arts – symbolized by the tulips and heart motif; (2) early technology and trades – epitomized the Conestoga wagon; (3) agriculture – depicted in the moldboard plow; (4) religious denominational diversity – symbolized by the ...

Battle flag of the 79th Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry Regiment, composed of Pennsylvania Dutch. Nearly all of the regiments from Pennsylvania that fought in the American Civil War had German-speaking or Pennsylvania Dutch-speaking members on their rosters, the majority of whom were Fancy Dutch. [42]

The flag of the Pennsylvania Germans (sometime called 'the Pennsylvania Dutch', incorrectly, of course). "Die Pennsylfaanisch Deitsch Faahne" created by "Die Grossdaadi Grundsow Lodge" (The Grandfather Groundhog Lodge) and co-sponsored by …

2022年10月24日 · EN NEII DEITSCHI FAAHNE. A NEW PENNSYLVANIA DUTCH FLAG. The design of the flag is included with this post, and quality versions are already available for download and for free use (with no revision or edition) on social media. The physical flags are available for purchase, and we are still sampling larger flag options.

You can now find the Pennsylvania German Flag on the Windsocks which have replaced the typical flags on the 18-Hole Course and Executive Par-3 Course. Below you will find the history of the Flag.

It was dedicated at the Allentown Court House on October 6, 1989, exactly 306 years after the Concord, represented by the ship in the keystone, landed in Philadelphia. "Liewer Gott im Himmel drin, Loss uns Deitsche was mir sin" is translated: "Dear God …

In 1683, a group of Germanic people sailing aboard the Concord emigrated to the United States and settled in Pennsylvania. The German word Deutsch was mistaken to be Dutch; therefore, the Pennsylvania Dutch are actually the Pennsylvania Germans. Motto on the flag: Dear God in Heaven, Leave Us Germans What We Are.

2018年11月25日 · The flag of the Pennsylvania Germans, “Die Pennsylfaanisch Deitsch Faahne” created by “Die Grossdaadi Grundsow Lodge” (The Grandfather Groundhog Lodge) and co-sponsored by other affiliated Pennsylvania German organizations. Dedicated Oct.6, 1989 in Lehigh County Courthouse, Allentown, Pennsylvania.

The flag of Pennsylvania holds deep significance for its residents, symbolizing the state’s history, values, and the spirit of its people. Displaying the Pennsylvania flag is an act of state pride and unity, and it is often seen during state holidays and events that hold special meaning.

The flag of the Germans in Pennsylvania (sometimes strangely called Pennsylvania Dutch) is white and shows a central shield in the shape of a keystone (symbol of Pennsylvania) with a ship with the year 1683 on the sail.