Flags: Symbols of the American Revolution

Step into history and experience the spirit of a nation’s founding at “Flags: Symbols of the American Revolution.” This immersive exhibit invites visitors to walk beneath the banners that shaped America’s fight for independence, exploring the powerful imagery and meaning behind Revolutionary War flags.

Hosted at the Mohave County Library in Bullhead City, this special exhibition brings history to life through a visual journey of iconic symbols like “An Appeal to Heaven,” “Liberty,” and the celebrated “76” flag. Each flag tells a story of courage, unity, and the pursuit of freedom—offering a deeper connection to the ideals that built the United States.

On display from April 30, 2026 through June 13, 2026, the exhibit is open during regular library hours and is part of the nationwide America 250 celebration, commemorating 250 years of American independence.

Whether you're a history enthusiast, educator, student, or simply curious, this exhibit offers a meaningful and engaging way to reflect on the origins of the nation and the enduring power of its symbols.