Independence Hall

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  Independence Hall

  By Susan Steen, Sandra Steen

  Describes the role this building played in the American Revolution.

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  Independence Hall

  By Roland Smith

  His books with Sleeping Bear Press include W is for Waves: An Ocean Alphabet; Z is for Zookeeper: A Zoo Alphabet; and N is for our Nation's Capital: A Washington, DC Alphabet. Roland lives near Portland, Oregon.

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  Independence Hall

  By Hilarie Staton

  Presents the background of Independence Hall, where it is located and its importance to American history.

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  Independence Hall: Birthplace of Freedom

  By Hal Marcovitz

  The Liberty Bell, which once hung in the steeple of Independence Hall, has also become an important American symbol. Today, millions of people visit Independence Hall each year to celebrate the origins of America.

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  Independence Hall

  By Tamara L. Britton

  Explores the history of the Pennsylvania State House, later called Independence Hall, where the Declaration of Independence and Articles of Confederation were adopted and the Constitution was signed.

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  Independence Hall: All about the American Symbol

  By Jessica Gunderson

  The site of not only the signing of the Declaration of Independence but also the signing of the U.S. Constitution, Independence Hall could not be more appropriately named.