Flag of Groveland, Massachusetts

Town of Groveland flag

Groveland Massachusetts Flag

This flag is composed of four quadrants containing images and the town of Groveland seal in the center. This flag was designed by Graphic Designer/Photographer, Elaine G.M. Greaney in 1994.

Upper left corner image

This is a rendition of the Page Building, the first public library in the town.

Lower left corner image

This is a rendition of the East School, the first public school in Groveland.

Upper right corner image

This is the Paul Revere Bell, cast by the famous Paul Revere and first installed on the Congregational Church in Groveland.^[1]

Lower right corner image

This is Groveland's first fire engine, the VETO-2, obtained in 1828. It is still stored for view at the Groveland Town Hall. ^[2]

References

Commonwealth of Massachusetts

Boston (capital)

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