Flag of Durham, North Carolina - Color Changing Coffee Mug

The Flag of Durham, North Carolina, is the official banner representing the city. Adopted on March 25, 1964, the design features four equal vertical bands of green (hoist side), white, red, and blue, with a gold star centrally positioned within the white band. The flag's colors symbolize historical significance, including the town's origin as the County of Durham in England, its association with tobacco farming, and the city's incorporation into the United States under statehood. The gold star serves as a reminder of the original 13 colonies and the ideals upon which they were founded. The flag is used to symbolize Durham during ceremonial occasions, parades, and other official events, reflecting the city's heritage, tradition, and civic pride.