Maryland State POGs
Created by 4th Grade Students at Fairland Elementary School,
Montgomery County, Maryland, June, 1995
Bonnie Louden, 4th grade Teacher, and Mary O'Haver 5th grade Teacher, had students create
POGs for official and unofficial symbols of Maryland. POGs became a popular theme among
students at this particular time, so we decided to capitalize on the idea and focus it
towards an educational product. Students scanned all the images they created, wrote
and typed in all the text. Hope you enjoy them. There will be more to follow.
Official Symbols
Unofficial Symbols
This page is maintained by Mary O'Haver, Fairland
Elementary School, and Prof. Thomas O'Haver , University of Maryland. Comments, suggestions and questions should be directed to Mary O'Haver at mohaver@umd5.umd.edu or Prof. O'Haver at to2@umail.umd.edu.
This page was first created on Sept. 20, 1995
Last updated Sept. 20, 1995
THE MARYLAND STATE SEAL
THE BALTIMORE CLIPPER SHIP
THE MARYLAND STATE FLOWER
THE MARYLAND STATE CRUSTACEAN 
THE MARYLAND STATE BIRD 
THE STATE DOG
STATE MOTTO
THE MARYLAND STATE SONG 
THE MARYLAND STATE TREE
THE STATE FOSSIL SHELL 
THE MARYLAND STATE BOAT
THE MARYLAND STATE FISH 
THE MARYLAND STATE HOUSE
THE STATE INSECT
STATE CAPITOL: ANNAPOLIS
THE STATE SPORT
NATIONAL PIKE
The C.&O. CANAL
THE TERRAPIN
ST. MARY'S CITY
ANTIETAM
TOBACCO