- The
flag of
South Carolina is a
symbol of the U.S.
state of
South Carolina consisting of a blue
field with a
white palmetto tree and
white crescent. Roots...
-
Sabal palmetto (/ˈseɪbəl/, SAY-bəl), also
known as
cabbage palm,
cabbage palmetto,
sabal palm, blue
palmetto,
Carolina palmetto,
common palmetto, Garfield's...
-
United States arms and a
palmetto tree upon the
other side, with the
inscription "Presented by the City of Charleston." The
flag was also
reported to have...
- of the nation."
Taking this into account,
Miles changed his
flag,
removing the
palmetto and crescent, and
substituting a
heraldic saltire ("X") for the...
- (2011) The
state adopted the
palmetto flag as its banner, a
slightly modified version of
which is used as its
current state flag.
South Carolina after secession...
-
formerly named Fort ****van,
built of
palmetto logs,
inspired the
flag and
nickname of
South Carolina, as "The
Palmetto State". The fort was
renamed for the...
- rest, with the
Shenandoah steaming up the
Victoria Channel with the
Palmetto flag flying from her masthead. HMS Donegal
happened to be anc****d in mid-river...
- Carolina's
current "
Palmetto Flag",
adopted in 1861,
features the
crescent symbol on the
defending soldiers' caps
along with the
palmetto tree.
Rutledge continued...
-
supplies to Fort
Moultrie from
Charleston ****nal. Two days later, the
Palmetto Flag of
South Carolina is
raised over the
Charleston harbor batteries. November...
- 1860,
Brownlow derided the
state and its "miserable cabbage-leaf of a
Palmetto flag" as
being descended from
British loyalists, thus
giving it an affinity...
