Tallahassee, Florida

Tallahassee, Florida, has had 5 different flags since 1916. They all have different styles, and most are different from each other. The exception being with the 2002 and 2020 flags, as both have the same white background and logo style.

Current flag (2020-present)[]

The current flag of Tallahassee, Florida, is a white field with a stylized 5-pointed star in a blue circle. Under the circle is the city's name.

Fourth flag (2002-present)[]

The fourth flag of Tallahassee is a white field with a stylized 5-pointed star. The star has two of it's points in different colors. The top 1st point being pink, and the 3rd point being blue. Under the star is the city's name.

Third flag (1986-2002)[]

The third flag of Tallahassee is a white field with a golden border. In the middle of the flag is is a burgundy silhouette city hall of Tallahassee. In the city hall in the middle is the dome of the Florida state capital in white. To the left and right of the city hall are two white trees. Under the city hall is the city's name in a dark teal color.

Second flag (1955-1986)[]

The second flag of Tallahassee is a purple-blue mix field with a white saltire. In the middle is the former seal. It is a yellow background with the dome of the state capital of Florida. The dome has some dark shadow surrounding it. It says the city's name on the top of the seal, with Florida's name on the bottom.

First flag (1916-1920s)[]

The first flag is a dark blue field with a white cross that intersects in the top left corner. In the intersection is the former seal of Tallahassee. On the top it states the city's nick name "The hill city of Florida". With Tallahassee on the bottom of the seal. They are separated by two dark blue 5 pointed stars on both sides of the seal. In the middle of the seal contains the establishment date of Tallahassee "1823", and the year of incorporation as a city "1840",