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SOUTH CAROLINA SYMBOLS:

South Carolina State American Folk Dance - square dance
South Carolina State Amphibian - spotted salamander
South Carolina State Animal - white-tailed deer
South Carolina State Beverage - milk
South Carolina State Bird - Carolina wren
South Carolina State Botanical Garden - Botanical Garden at Clemson U
South Carolina State Butterfly - tiger swallowtail butterfly
South Carolina State Dance - shag
South Carolina State Dog - Boykin spaniel
South Carolina State Fish - striped bass
South Carolina State Flag
South Carolina State Flower - yellow jessamine
South Carolina State Folk Art and Crafts Center - SC Artisans Center
South Carolina State Folk Dance - square dance
South Carolina State Fruit - peach
South Carolina State Grass - Indian grass
South Carolina State Gemstone - amethyst
South Carolina State Hall of Fame - S. Carolina Hall of Fame, Myrtle Beach
South Carolina State Hospitality Beverage - tea
South Carolina State Insect - Carolina mantid
South Carolina State Language - English
South Carolina State Lowcountry handcraft - sweet grass basket
South Carolina State Military Academy - Camden Military Academy
South Carolina State Motto
South Carolina State Music - The Spiritual ref.
South Carolina State Name Origin
South Carolina State Nickname - "The Palmetto State"
South Carolina State Opera - "Porgy and Bess"
South Carolina State Pledge - pledge to South Carolina flag
South Carolina State Poet Laureate - Marjory Wentworth ref.
South Carolina State Popular Music - beach music
South Carolina State Quarter
South Carolina State Railroad Museum - SC RR Museum, Fairfield County
South Carolina State Reptile - loggerhead turtle
South Carolina State Rural Drama Center - Abbeville Opera House
South Carolina State Seal
South Carolina State Shell - lettered olive
South Carolina State Snack Food - boiled peanuts
South Carolina State Song 1 - "Carolina"
South Carolina State Song 2 - "South Carolina on My Mind"
South Carolina State Spider - Carolina wolf spider
South Carolina State Stone - blue granite
South Carolina State Tapestry - from the mts. to the sea, SC Cotton Mus.ref
South Carolina State Tartan - Carolina tartan
South Carolina State Tobacco Museum - Tobacco Museum in Mullins, SC
South Carolina State Tree - sabal palmetto (cabbage palmetto)
South Carolina State Waltz - "The Richardson Waltz"
South Carolina State Wildflower - goldenrod
South Carolina State Wild Game Bird - wild turkey
 

SOUTH CAROLINA GIFTS

A South Carolina Alphabet: P is for Palmetto:

SOUTH DAKOTA SYMBOLS:

South Dakota State Animal - coyote
South Dakota State Bird - ring-necked pheasant
South Dakota State Bread - fry bread
South Dakota State Common Language - English
South Dakota State Dessert - kuchen
South Dakota State Drink - milk
South Dakota State Fish - walleye
South Dakota State Fishing Museum - Wildlife/ Science/ Industry Museum
South Dakota State Flag
South Dakota State Floral Emblem - American pasque flower
South Dakota State Fossil - triceratops
South Dakota State Gemstone - Fairburn agate
South Dakota State Grass - western wheat grass
South Dakota State Hall of Fame - The SD Hall of Fame in Chamberlain
South Dakota State Insect - honeybee
South Dakota State Jewelry - Black Hills gold
South Dakota State Mineral Stone - rose quartz
South Dakota State Motto - "Under God the people rule"
South Dakota State Musical Instrument - fiddle
South Dakota State Name Origin
South Dakota State Nickname - "Mount Rushmore State"
South Dakota State Quarter
South Dakota State Seal
South Dakota State Soil - Houdek soil
South Dakota State Song - "Hail, South Dakota" by Deecort Hammitt
South Dakota State Sport - rodeo
South Dakota State Tree - Black Hills spruce
 

SOUTH DAKOTA GIFTS

A South Dakota Alphabet:
M is for Mount Rushmore:

TENNESSEE SYMBOLS (thumbnail images):

Tennessee State Agricultural Insect - honeybee
Tennessee State Amphibian - Tennessee cave salamander
Tennessee State Aviation Hall of Fame - TN Aviation Hall of Fame
Tennessee State Bicentennial Poem - Who Are We by M. Britton Vaughn
Tennessee State Bicentennial Rap Song - A Tennessee Bicentennial Rap
Tennessee State Bicentennial School Song - My home will always be in TN
Tennessee State Bicentennial Tree - yellowwood tree
Tennessee State Bird - mockingbird
Tennessee State Butterfly - zebra swallowtail butterfly
Tennessee State Commercial Fish - channel catfish
Tennessee State Cultivated Flower - iris
Tennessee State Festival - Smithville Fiddlers' Jamboree & Crafts Fest.
Tennessee State Fine Art - Blue Ridge porcelain painting
Tennessee State Fine Art and Artists
Tennessee State Flag
Tennessee State Folk Dance - square dance
Tennessee State Fruit - tomato
Tennessee State Game Bird - bobwhite quail
Tennessee State Gem - Tennessee river pearl
Tennessee State Horse - Tennessee walking horse
Tennessee State Insect 1 - firefly
Tennessee State Insect 2 - ladybug
Tennessee State Language - English
Tennessee State Motto - "Agriculture and Commerce"
Tennessee State Name Origin
Tennessee State Nickname - "The Volunteer State"
Tennessee State Painting - "Tennessee Treasures" by Michael Sloan
Tennessee State Poem - "Oh Tennesssee, My Tennessee"
Tennessee State Public School Song - My Tennessee by F. H. Tranum
Tennessee State Quarter
Tennessee State Railroad Museum - TN Valley Railroad Museum.
Tennessee State Reptile - eastern box turtle
Tennessee State Rock - limestone
Tennessee State Seal
Tennessee State Slogan - "Tennessee - America at its Best"
Tennessee State Songs (11)
Tennessee State Song - My Homeland, Tennessee by Taylor / Smith
Tennessee State Song - When It's Iris Time in Tennessee by W. M. Waid
Tennessee State Song - Tennessee Waltz by R. Stewart and P. W. King
Tennessee State Song - Rocky Top by Boudleaux and Felice Bryant
Tennessee State Song - Pride of Tennessee by Congdon/Vaughn /Elliot
Tennessee State Song - Tennessee by Vivian Rorie
Tennessee State Sport Fish - smallmouth bass and largemouth bass
Tennessee State Stone - agate
Tennessee State Tartan
Tennessee State Theatre - Tennessee Theatre in Knoxville
Tennessee State Tree - tulip poplar
Tennessee State Wild Animal - raccoon
Tennessee State Wildflower - passion flower
Tennessee U.S. Bicentennial March Song - The Tennessee Salute
Tennessee U.S. Bicentennial Song - "Fly Eagle, Fly!" by James Rogers
 

TENNESSEE GIFTS

A Tennessee Alphabet:
V Is For Volunteer:

TEXAS SYMBOLS (thumbnail images):

Texas State Air Force - Commemorative Air Force
Texas State Bird - mockingbird
Texas State Bread - pan de campo (cowboy bread)
Texas State Bluebonnet Festival - Chappell Hill Bluebonnet Festival
Texas State Bluebonnet Trail - Ennis bluebonnet trail
Texas State Caricature Artist - Kid Cardona
Texas State Cooking Implement - Dutch oven
Texas State Dinosaur - Brachiosaur sauropod, Pleurocoelus
Texas State Dish - chili
Texas State Dog - blue lacy
Texas State Fiber and Fabric - cotton
Texas State Fish - Guadalupe bass
Texas State Flag
Texas State Flower - bluebonnet
Texas State Flower Song - "Bluebonnets" by J. D. Booth and L. C. Crockett
Texas State Flying Mammal - Mexican free-tailed bat
Texas State Folk Dance - square dance
Texas State Footwear - cowboy boot
Texas State Fruit - Texas red grapefruit
Texas State Gemstone and Gemstone Cut - Texas blue topaz - lonestar cut
Texas State Grass - sideoats grama grass
Texas State Health Nut - pecan
Texas State Insect - monarch butterfly
Texas State Large Mammal - longhorn
Texas State Molecule (proposed) - Buckyball
Texas State Motto - "Friendship"
Texas State Music Hall of Fame - Tejano Music Hall of Fame, Alice TX
Texas State Musical Instrument - guitar
Texas State Name Origin
Texas State Nickname - "The Lone Star State"
Texas State Native Pepper - chiltepin pepper
Texas State Native Shrub - Texas purple sage
Texas State Pastry - sopaipilla (expired 2005)
Texas State Pastry - strudel (expired 2005)
Texas State Pepper - jalapeno
Texas State Plant - prickly pear cactus
Texas State Plays - The Lone Star - Texas - Beyond Sundown - Fandangle
Texas State Pledge - pledge to Texas flag
Texas State Precious Metal - silver
Texas State Quarter
Texas State Railroad - Texas State Railroad
Texas State Reptile - horned lizard
Texas State Seal
Texas State Shell - lightning whelk
Texas State Ship - U.S.S. Texas
Texas State Shrub - crape myrtle
Texas State Small Mammal - nine-banded armadillo
Texas State Snack - tortilla chips and salsa
Texas State Song - "Texas, Our Texas" by W. J. Marsh and G. Y. Wright
Texas State Sport - rodeo
Texas State Stone - petrified palmwood
Texas State Tall Ship - Elissa
Texas State Tartan - Texas Bluebonnet Tartan
Texas State Tie - bolo tie
Texas State Tree - pecan tree
Texas State Vegetable - Texas sweet onion
Texas State Vehicle - chuckwagon
    - Connestoga Wagon (video)
 

TEXAS GIFTS

A Texas Alphabet:
L Is for Lone Star:

UTAH SYMBOLS (thumbnail images):

Utah State Animal - Rocky Mountain elk
Utah State Astronomical Symbol - The Beehive Cluster
Utah State Bird - California gull
Utah State Centennial Star - Dubhe
Utah State Centennial Tartan ref.
Utah State Cooking Pot - Dutch oven
Utah State Emblem - beehive
Utah State Fish - Bonneville cutthroat trout
Utah State Flag
Utah State Flower - sego lily
Utah State Folk Dance - square dance
Utah State Fossil - allosaurus
Utah State Fruit - cherry
Utah State Gem - topaz
Utah State Grass - Indian rice grass
Utah State Historic Vegetable - sugar beet
Utah State Hymn - "Utah, We Love Thee" by Evan Stephen
Utah State Insect - honeybee
Utah State Mineral - copper
Utah State Motto - "Industry"
Utah State Name Origin
Utah State Nickname - "The Beehive State"
Utah State Quarter
Utah State Railroad Museum - Ogden Union Station
Utah State Rock - coal
Utah State Seal
Utah State Soil - Mivida (unofficial)
Utah State Song - "Utah, This is the Place" by Sam and Gary Frances
Utah State Tree - blue spruce
Utah State Vegetable - Spanish sweet onion