Adopted in 1918, this Kentucky flag was finalized in 1928; the flag consists of the state seal on a navy background with the words “Commonwealth of Kentucky” written above and the state flower, the goldenrod, below the seal. The two men in the seal are supposed to represent statesmen and frontiersmen, but popular legend finds the man on the right to be Henry Clay and the other man to be Daniel Boone. Boone was famous for exploration of Kentucky while Clay was one of Kentucky’s great statesmen.

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