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2. Valley Forge Flag - Wikipedia

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   Valley Forge Flag Company employee folds recently completed U.S. flags, Spring City, Pennsylvania, July 1, 1982. By the time that the company's president, Sidney Liberman, died in 1967, the company had expanded to include operations in Baumstown, Birdsboro, Robesonia, Royersford, Spring City, and Womelsdorf, Pennsylvania. He was survived by his ...

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   Date: 1 July 1982: Source: Unrestricted image released into the public domain by the U.S. National Archives and Records Administration. Titles: "Recently completed United States flags are neatly folded in a bin at the Valley Forge Flag Company"; "Employees of the Valley Forge Flag Company fold the recently completed Unites States flags" (NAID: 6353666; NAID: 6353664; photographed July 1, 1982 ...

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6. Challenger flag - Wikipedia

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   The flag was manufactured by the Valley Forge Flag Company and had been flown briefly over the United States Capitol building in Washington, D.C., on January 25, 1985. Tolbert intended that this Capitol flag eventually be flown aboard a space shuttle and returned to the scout troop, to serve as a source of inspiration.

7. George Washington's tent - Wikipedia

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   In 1909, the exterior of the office/sleeping tent was purchased by Reverend W. Herbert Burk for the Valley Forge Museum of American History, predecessor to the Valley Forge Historical Society. [8] It was exhibited in a museum on the grounds of the 1777–1778 Valley Forge encampment .