town crest

A town crest, also known as a coat of arms or emblem, is a symbolic design representing the history, culture, and identity of a community or municipality. It often features specific images, colors, and patterns that hold meaningful significance related to the town’s heritage, founding, or local features. The crest serves as a visual symbol of pride, unity, and tradition, and it may be used on official documents, signage, and other civic materials to identify the town and convey its unique character.