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Easton is in Bristol County, southeastern Massachusetts. The flag is white with a red St. George's cross, overlain by the town seal. In the upper fly is green pine tree.
Dov Gutterman, 27 October 2002
Curious that the pine tree is in the upper *fly*, as this is based on an otherwise well-known design. It comes from a page which offers a directory of a House of "Representives" [sic], so I wonder if other simple errors haven't crept in. (I know the seal is shown correctly; could be the reverse of the flag requires another stitching?)
Al Kirsch, 27 October 2002
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