PHOTOS: Wolf Sworn In As Pennsylvania's 47th Governor

Tom Wolf on Tuesday, Jan. 20, was sworn in as the 47th governor of the commonwealth of Pennsylvania. Wolf took the oath of office on a mid-19th century family Bible, the Governor’s Office said, and was sworn in by Judge Penny Blackwell.

Wolf’s inauguration ceremony included a speech by former Gov. Ed Rendell; an essay reading by Sydney Heilig, and musical performances by The Renaissance City Choir, Northeastern Marching Band and the Chester Children’s Chorus.

Earlier in the day, Michael J. Stack III was sworn in as the commonwealth’s lieutenant governor. Administering the oath of office to Stack was his mother, retired Philadelphia municipal judge Felice Stack.

Photo One: Frances and Tom Wolf enter the inaugural stage.

Photo Two: Gov. Tom Wolf takes the oath of office, administered by Judge Penny Blackwell.

Photo Three: Gov. Tom Wolf takes the oath of office, administered by Judge Penny Blackwell.

Photo Four: Gov. Tom Wolf gives his inaugural address.

Photo Five: Gov. Tom Wolf gives his inaugural address.

Photo Six: Gov. Tom Wolf (center) with Pennsylvania’s former governors. From left: Mark Schweiker, Tom Ridge, Tom Wolf, Tom Corbett and Ed Rendell

Photo Seven: Pedro Cortes swearing in the cabinet members of Gov. Tom Wolf.

Photo Eight: Swearing-In Ceremony of the 47th Governor of Pennsylvania, Tom Wolf.

Photo Nine: Constitutional oath of office signed by Tom Wolf

Photo Ten: Lt. Gov. Michael J. Stack III takes the oath from his mother, retired Philadelphia Municipal Judge Felice Stack.

Photo Eleven: Lt. Gov. Michael J. Stack III with his mother, retired Philadelphia municipal judge Felice Stack.

Photo Twelve: Tom Wolf celebrates the swearing-in of Lt. Gov. Michael J. Stack

(All photos courtesy of the Governor’s Office)