Maryland Flag Heritage: A Symbol of State Pride

Our 4′ x 6′ Maryland indoor nylon flag is designed with a pole sleeve and fringe, making it perfect for display in homes, offices, or government institutions. The flag’s design is rooted in the state’s rich history, featuring the coat of arms of Cecil Calvert, 2nd Lord Baltimore, who founded the Maryland colony.

Flag Design and Meaning

• The gold and black design was initially associated with Maryland, but during the American Civil War, the red and white Crossland design gained popularity among those who supported secession.
• The red and white colors were seen as ‘secession colors,’ symbolizing the state’s complex identity during that tumultuous period.

Flag Construction

• Made from durable nylon material, this flag is designed to withstand indoor conditions.
• The pole sleeve and fringe add a touch of elegance, making it suitable for formal displays.

Our Maryland flag is a perfect way to showcase your state pride and appreciation for its rich history. Whether you’re a native Marylander or simply admire the state’s heritage, this flag is an excellent addition to any room.

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Showcase your love for Maryland with our high-quality indoor nylon flag. Order now and celebrate your state pride!

Did you know that the Maryland colony was founded in 1634 by Cecil Calvert, 2nd Lord Baltimore? The colony’s early history was marked by struggles between English Catholics and Protestants, leading to the famous ‘Act of Toleration’ in 1649. This legislation allowed for religious freedom in the colony, setting a precedent for future American colonies. Today, the Maryland flag remains an important symbol of the state’s complex and fascinating history.