Wyoming State Symbols: Capitol, Coat of Arms, Motto & Nickname #3450771 (License: Personal Use)

This black-and-white historical illustration features the Wyoming State Capitol in Cheyenne on the left, with ornate lettering proclaiming “Wyoming - The Equality State” at center. To the right is the state’s coat of arms, dated 1869, displaying mountains, a steam train, anvil, pickaxe, and plow-symbolizing industry and agriculture-along with the Latin motto “Cedant Arma Togae” (Let arms yield to the gown). Below, labels identify key elements: Capitol, Coat of Arms, Motto, and Pet Name.

Used on educational, governmental, or historical websites to illustrate Wyoming’s identity and foundational values; matches user intent for learning about state symbols, history, or civics.