Difference between revisions of "Independence Hall"
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Revision as of 00:15, December 5, 2017
Independence Hall is a national landmark located in Philadelphia, which is where the Constitutional Convention took place, and where the Declaration of Independence was adopted.
Originally known as the Pennsylvania State House,[1] the Second Continental Congress met here.