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City Seal History |
| The City Seal is worn on the shoulder of the police department uniforms. This seal was designed by Scott Root as a project and was selected by the city as representation of the following events and landmarks for Chapman, Kansas. | |
| The City of Chapman was incorporated in 1872. | |
| Grain Elevators represents the old grain elevators by the Union Pacific Railroad Tracks. | |
| The Shamrock represents the Irish founders and today's mascot of Chapman schools, " The Fighting Irish". | |
| The church symbol represents the part of Catholic Church history in Chapman, which was founded by the Irish Settlers | |
| The covered wagon represents the Butterfield Stage Coach Line which ran through the City of Chapman. | |
| The shafts of wheat are a symbol of Kansas and the agriculture setting of the city | |
| The Space Shuttle represents former community member, Astronaut Joe Engle. | |
| The old bridge symbols the bridge that crossed the | |
| Smoky River River south of Chapman. | |
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