 
  National Historical Park
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Goods, ideas, and people intermingled in early Philadelphia. In this diverse city, a new republic was born. The Declaration of Independence and U.S. Constitution were both debated and signed inside Independence Hall. Nearby sits the Liberty Bell, an international symbol of liberty.
Independence National Historical Park preserves and interprets Park resources significantly associated with the American Revolution and the founding and growth of the United States of America, to improve public understanding of the historic people, events, and ideas associated here and inspire individuals.
 
  American Philosophical Society Museum
 
  Benjamin Franklin Museum
 
  Bishop White House
 
  City Tavern
 
  Congress Hall
 
  Declaration House
 
  The Dolley Todd House
 
  Edgar Allan Poe National Historic Site
 
  First Bank of the United States
 
  Fragments of Franklin Court
 
  Franklin Court
 
  Franklin Court Printing Office
 
  Free Quaker Meeting House
 
  Germantown White House
 
  Gloria Dei Church National Historic Site
 
  Great Essentials Exhibit
 
  Independence Hall
 
  Independence Visitor Center
 
  Liberty Bell Center
 
  Merchants' Exchange Building
 
  New Hall Military Museum
 
  Old City Hall
 
  President's House Site
 
  Second Bank Portrait Gallery
 
  Signers Garden
 
  Thaddeus Kosciuszko National Memorial
