Learn about the design and meaning of the flag of Chicago, adopted in 1915 by Mayor Carter Harrison, Jr. The flag features four red six-pointed stars on a white field with two blue stripes.

Learn the meaning of the blue stripes, white sections and red stars on the Chicago flag, designed in 1917. The flag reflects the city's history, geography, culture and events from the Great Chicago Fire to the Century of Progress Exposition.

Learn how the Chicago flag was designed and what it symbolizes. The flag has four stars and three white stripes that represent the city's history, geography and culture.

Learn how the Chicago flag was created, what its colors and stars represent, and why it is considered one of the best city flags in the U.S. The article traces the flag's origins from a 1892 contest to a 1917 design by Wallace Rice.

Learn about the history, design and dimensions of the municipal flag of Chicago, also known as the Four-Star City Flag. Find out how it compares to other flags and what it represents.

Learn about the history and symbolism of the Chicago flag, which consists of four red stars and five white and blue bands. Find out why some people propose adding a fifth star and what it would represent.

Learn about the design and meaning of the Chicago flag, adopted in 1917 by Wallace Rice. The flag features blue stripes, white bands, and red stars that represent the city's geography and history.

You may know what the stars stand for, but do you know what the colors symbolize and what the stripes mean? April 4th was the 100th anniversary of the adoption of the Chicago flag, which was rated the second-best city flag in the US in 2004.

The flag’s two original stars symbolized the Great Chicago Fire of 1871 and the World’s Columbian Exposition of 1893. This wasn’t the first effort at finding a flag or symbol for Chicago.