That’s the standard reaction when stepping into Shady Maple Gift Shop in East Earl, Pennsylvania – a treasure trove so vast it makes Santa’s workshop look like a corner convenience store.

Philly artists stitched together their red, white, and blue designs to create a massive American flag fit for the United States Semiquincentennial.

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The Cambria County commissioners will hold a special flag-raising ceremony Saturday at the rear of the Central Park Complex in downtown Johnstown.

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On June 13, 1907, the legislature approved one final version of the flag that flies today — and it’s pretty straight-forward.