Old map of Territory of United States at the close of the Revolution

William Penn receives the Charter of Pennsylvania from King Charles II in payment of a debt owed to his father, on March 4, 1681.

Engraving from 1882 of William Penn’s peace treaty with the Delaware Indians in 1683

Baldwin Locomotive on Vine Street in Philadelphia. The company was one of the largest state-of-the-art locomotive manufacturers in the country at the time.

Inside Reading Terminal, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

The Liberty Bell and Independence Hall in the back ground at Philadelphia’s Independence National Historic Site.

Pennsylvania’s state capitol building is located in Harrisburg.

Mountain-laurel is the state flower of Pennsylvania.

A female Ruffed Grouse sits against a background of fresh green pine trees. The Ruffed Grouse is the state bird of Pennsylvania.

American seamstress Betsy Ross shows the first design of the American flag to George Washington in Philadelphia.