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Sunday, July 11, 2010

New York to Philadelphia

Today is Day 17, and this morning we left New York to head towards Philadelphia
The drive to Philadelphia was very short drive, and the shortest for the entire trip. Click here http://pathtracks.com/users/27788/paths/117929 to view the actual route we took to get to Philadelphia. Click on hybrid to get a better view. Philadelphia has a lot of history. The city is beautiful. I love the architecture of the buildings, halls and landmarks. Below you will see we took the Independence Hall Tour, US MINT tour, United States Second Bank, which also has the Portrait Gallery, Franklin Court and Liberty Bell Center. We also got to see the original Emancipation Proclamation that was signed by Abraham Lincoln. No pictures are allowed to ensure the quality of the paper is reserved as much as possible.
Other Notable places to visit would be:Betsy Ross House, Mural Arts Tour, New Hall Military Museum. The weather was hot and humid when we went but it was well worth the visit.
Below you will also see many U.S. President Portraits with a paragraph or two of their description and accomplishments! If you are interested in history like I am, I would recommend reading all of it. It is extremely informative.
*Note: Pennsylvania is known as the "Keystone State"


Philadelphia Eagles Stadium








Philadelphia Phillies Stadium (also known as Citizens Bank Park)










George Washington




















The actual room in Independence Hall where our Constitution, Delcartion of Independence, and Articles of Confederation was signed!!!







Original Chair from the 1700's
















Independence Hall was also used as a court room.

















Original Painting from the 1700's












Independence Hall Courtroom



























































































































































































































Guess who's on the 100 dollar bill?
























Thomas Jefferson helped write the Declaration of Independence at age 33! He was a key member who helped shape this country. Respected President!!




























































































































Second Bank Of United States!
































The Signer











Front View Of Liberty Bell





















Side View of Liberty Bell





































Independence Hall




















































Underneath the Liberty Bell!




Liberty Bell Side View





































Liberty Bell Backside

























































Below are videos that you must see!! If you do make a trip out to Philadelphia, you must visit these important landmarks. These videos will give you a better idea of what to expect from the tours and to see the the landmarks.


Independence Hall (Outside) (appx 30 seconds)








Video Of Liberty Bell (appx 30 seconds)


Video of the inside of Independence Hall (tour guide) (appx 4 minutes)

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