Connecticut: Meaning and History

History of the flag
Connecticut’ state flag was adopted in 1897.
The motto “Qui Transtulit Sustinet” means “He who transplanted, sustains” and evokes faith in God and divine protection for the colonists.
What do the elements of the flag mean?

The three vines symbolize the first three colonies of Connecticut, each bears grapes for growth and prosperity.
Blue symbolizes loyalty and justice.
White represents peace and purity.
