Liberty Bell Center

"Philadelphia's top tourist attraction, the Liberty Bell was commissioned to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the Charter of Privileges." Full review

"The Liberty Bell is exhibited at Independence National Historic Park inside Liberty Bell Center." Full review

"The Liberty Bell is the subject of much legend; one story says it cracked when tolled at the funeral of Chief Justice John Marshall in 1835. Actually, the bell cracked slowly over a period of years." Full review

"The Liberty Bell, long associated with the American Revolution, actually pre-dates the Revolution." Full review

"An inside view of the famous bell, complete with X-rays of the legendary crack...dramatic glass enclosure with views of Independence Hall" Full review

"The 2,080-pound bell with its famous crack rang on July 8, 1776 to announce the first public reading of the Declaration of Independence." Full review

"Housed in a glass-fronted pavilion on Independence Mall, the Liberty Bell hung in the State House belfry for almost 100 years. Today it is a national symbol of freedom." Full review

" George Washington lived here twice making this the oldest presidential residence in the US. " Full review

"The Liberty Bell—a revered symbol of American independence—is one of the most-visited and photographed sites in Philadelphia." Full review

"The bell resides in a 13,000-square-foot, $12.9-million modern glass gazebo, 235 feet long and 50 feet wide...The Liberty Bell, America's symbol of freedom and independence" Full review