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![[possible flag]](../images/u/us-colou1.gif)
image by Daniel Rentería, 4 August 2024
I was told that the city hall of Louisville does not have a flag. However, a
flag which looks like the one adopted in 1975 can be seen at
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P91W7a3BSSE. After receiving information
from the historical museum (which does hold meetings there), I sadly didn't
receive a response regarding my question as to what this flag is. For now, it is
unconfirmed if the city uses a flag.
Daniel Rentería, 4 August 2024
![[1975 flag]](../images/u/us-colou.jpg)
image by Daniel Rentería, 4 August 2024
A Louisville flag was adopted in late 1975 in anticipation of the
Bicentennial and Louisville Centennial (hence the date 1878 - 1978). It was
designed by Barbara McKee and sewn by Loretta Jacoe. The intent for this flag
was to hang in the city council chamber for several months and hang in a
display case in a public library or historical museum if one were to be
established (which there is). I was told by the museum that it does not hang in
any of these places.
Daniel Rentería, 4 August 2024
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