The Liberty Bell’s long tale from 1752 to today
A condensed history traces the Liberty Bell from its 1752 Philadelphia casting and recasts to its crack in 1835 and 1846 repair. It rang for independence, tolls for deaths of founding figures, and moved from Independence Hall to its pavilion in 1975. Visitors now see and hear its story guided by the National Park Service.
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Independence Square
Philadelphia
New Province
Thomas Lister
Whitechapel
London
Pennsylvania Provincial Assembly
New State House
Independence Hall
Pass and Stow
William Penn
State House
Boston
Allentown
Washington
Jefferson
Adams
John Marshall
Liberty Bell
National Park Service
Nation marks 200th signing with bell tolls across the land
On July 4 1976 communities from Dalton to Sugar Creek Township join a national bell ringing in Philadelphia at 2 00 PM to commemorate the Declaration of Independence. Churches government buildings and colleges nationwide hold services as Americans pause to recall George Washington s 1789 prayer for divine protection and unity.
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Dalton
Kidron
Sugarcreek
Philadelphia
Sons of the American Revolution
George Washington
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