How the Flag Became Old Glory

Written in the early 20th century by Emma Look, Mrs. Scott, 'How the Flag Became Old Glory' delves into the history and significance of the American flag, particularly the origin of the nickname 'Old Glory.' The narrative centers on Captain William Driver, a sailor from Salem, Massachusetts, who popularized the term through his maritime adventures and deep admiration for the flag. The book highlights the flag's symbolism during key moments in American history, including the Civil War, and explores its role in shaping American identity.