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Scott Township, Pennsylvania (U.S.)

Allegheny County

image by David Sigley, 23 February 2024
based on photo

The flag
Seal

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The flag

The flag is a deep golden field with two dark blue vertical bars. In between the bars is the township coat of arms.

Links
Video showing the flag: https://www.facebook.com/ScottTwp/videos

David Sigley, 22 February 2024

Seal

image located by David Sigley, 22 February 2024

The Coat of Arms depicts a shield with four symbols. The first is a plough for agriculture. The second is a burning cabins, representing the Whisky Rebellion of 1791-94. The third shows the St. Luke's Episcopal Church, the oldest Episcopal church in Southwestern Pennsylvania and one of the oldest frontier churches west of the Allegheny Mountains. It was first constructed as a log stockade church in 1790, though it's stone wall was later added in 1852, and finished in 1855. The fourth shows the Scott Township Pool, which is part of the larger Scott Township Park. above the shield are six stars, three on ether side. above the stars are the Township's name and founding year.

Source of the logo: https://scott-twp.com/
David Sigley, 22 February 2024