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Independence Hall
Between 5th and 6th Street on Chestnut StreetPhiladelphia Pennsylvania 19106
Independence Hall
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Originally the home of the Pennsylvania Assembly and Supreme Court during the Colonial Era, the building was called the Pennsylvania State House. The Declaration of Independence and the U.S. Constitution were adopted and signed here.
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Landmark Trivia
- Completed in 1753, the building was the Pennsylvania State House, the home of the courts and legislature for the Province of Pennsylvania.
- The building is now part of the larger Independence National Historical Park and listed as a World Heritage Site.
- The Declaration of Independence, the Articles of Confederation, and United States Constitution were all signed at Independence Hall.
- The Second Continental Congress met in the Assembly Chamber of the building during the American Revolution.
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