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The Liberty Bell – Philadelphia, PA

 

The Liberty Bell

 

 

The History of Philadelphia can be so amazing and intriguing. Learning about the Liberty Bell in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania can be an eye opener, because stories can get twisted as they are passed through generations. As I have gotten older, I really enjoy learning about American History and anything to do with or surrounding World War II. Living near the city of Philadelphia, and able to go see such sites as the Liberty Bell, which has been the symbol for American Independence for centuries, can be exciting.

History of the Liberty Bell

The original Bell was founded by William Penn. The city’s bell was used to alert the public to proclamations or civic danger ever since Philadelphia was founded in 1682. As the bell tower was being built in 1751, civic authorities wanted a better bell of quality, so it could be heard from a further distance as the city of Philadelphia grew. So they had the bell built in England and it was delivered in Philadelphia by August of 1752. The bell needed to be tested so .............

Do you know the actual stories of how the bell was cracked? Take a guess. You can find your answers here with some quick facts.

 

~ How was the Liberty Bell cracked & some quick Facts ~

 

 

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Frances C. Rokicki
Fran Rokicki Realty, LLC - Bolton, CT
Broker-Mentor,CRS

Jeff, With Brian Buffini coming to Philadelphia, on the 26th and 27th, your blog title caught me eye:)  I have attended his event in Philadelphia, in the past, but, this year, just not sure if I will make it.  I love the movies, like Rocky and National Treasure, that were written to include the history of the Liberty Bell.  Entertainment, with a bit of education included:)

Sep 18, 2011 05:30 AM
Jeff Belonger
Social Media - Infinity Home Mortgage Company, Inc - Cherry Hill, NJ
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FRANCES... I am not familiar with Brian Buffini, so I had to google his name. Yes, I very much loved the National Treasure movies... they really got my interest... and as you stated, both entertainment with history/education. Hence another reason why I am going to love my new project, my Philadelphia web site. This should be fun, just hoping profitable. thanks

 

Sep 18, 2011 07:09 AM
John Cannata
214-728-0449 http://TexasLoanGuy.com - Frisco, TX
Texas Home Mortgage - Purchase or Refinance

Jeff... how do you not know Brian Buffini? :-)  Very well known, at least in our area. Now Im off to read the other post about the crack in the bell.

Sep 20, 2011 04:54 AM
Christine Hooks
Pino Agency - Pennsville, NJ
Celebrating 25 Years in Real Estate!


Since I've lived in South Jersey my entire life, I have seen the bell more times than I can count.  I think until I read this post I just took it for granted.  I remember we were even allowed to touch it when I was a kid.  I suppose there are tons of folks who would just LOVE to see it, let alone run their hand along that famous crack. 

Sep 26, 2011 07:58 PM