Real Travelers who have been to Liberty Bell
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Louis said… the liberty bell was in there. but soon found, esp with the absence of a clouud of Japanese tourists… continue reading »
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Traveling Green said…Independence visitor center, Liberty Bell, Betsy Ross House, Independence Hall, Duck tour, The Constitution Center… continue reading »
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Puff said….Also, when we went to see the Liberty Bell...what chaos! There was supposed to be a nice line where you… continue reading »
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Jon & Diane said… boots and head downtown. We pose on the 'Rocky' steps [from the film], see the Liberty Bell, visit… continue reading »
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sharwingy said… lots of interesting buildings around. Saw the Liberty Bell, the place were the Declaration… continue reading »
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Kvans said…, the Liberty Bell and otehr historical sites. We also managed to find some Philly Cheese Steak sandwiches… continue reading »
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James83 said
… the Independence stuff, and looked at the Liberty bell. Its weird, they search you at all these places, kind… continue reading »
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kforecki said
… the House of Representatives and the Senate), the Liberty Bell museum, the Franklin museum, and more. We… continue reading »
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Kylie Syme said
… the Liberty Bell first and it was a very historical icon well worth the long line to see. The bell itself… continue reading »
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Nathan & Emma said… of this great city including the Liberty Bell and, of course, the main attraction - the ‘Rocky Steps’! I even… continue reading »
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More information on Liberty Bell
Originally ordered in 1751 to commemorate the original constitution of Pennsylvania, the Liberty Bell gained nationwide attention in 1776 when it was rung to summon citizens to the first public reading of the US Declaration of Independence. The bell has become an important symbol of freedom over the centuries, adopted by abolitionists during the civil war and advocates of women’s suffrage in the early 20th century. Today, the bell is located in Liberty Bell Center, a large glass building with video presentations and exhibits which outline the bell’s historical significance.
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Puff said
….Also, when we went to see the Liberty Bell...what chaos! There was supposed to be a nice line where you… continue reading »
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