The bell arrived in Philadelphia on Sept. 1, 1752. It was put on a stand for testing, and with the first stroke of the clapper, it cracked.

Grissom has flown more than 3,000 hours, 2,000 of them in jets. Chosen as one of the seven astronauts in 1959, he went about his tasks quietly and efficiently, was almost unnoticed as he ...

According to the Liberty Bell Museum’s most recent publicly available tax form from the 2020 fiscal year, the museum made around $54,000 in revenue that year; the proposed rent upon year five ...

Of course, the Liberty Bell is not really a Philly icon, it’s just an icon that came to fame and remains housed in Philadelphia. There are good reasons history happened that way.

You don't have to go to Philadelphia to see a Liberty Bell. On January 15, 1954, Queensborough President James A. Lundy and Queens County Bank President Joseph Upton cut a ribbon opening the ...

The bell shown in the image is the Freedom Bell – a replica of the Liberty Bell, not the original. There is no credible evidence that protesters damaged the Liberty Bell in Philadelphia in any way.

The Liberty Bell is not only an iconic symbol of America, but it's also an enduring symbol of Pennsylvania. It's so popular that soon the state's license plates will be ornamented with it.