National Constitution Center Philadelphia

Der fünfte Stop der Rundreise von Franzi & Ben war in Philadelphia. Es ist eine unglaubliche historische Stadt, die ein Meilenstein in der amerikanischen Geschichte ist.... …

Ate breakfast at the hotel and checked out. Drove to Philly. Independence Hall, Liberty Bell, National Constitution Center ...

... of beers and then back to the hotel. The next day we went to the Liberty Bell Centre, Independence Hall and the National Constitution Centre. It was a pretty good museum, it gave us a better idea about what the Constitution is all about. Found Reading ...

... where John Adams was sworn in as the 2nd President of the USA), the Liberty Bell, Ben Franklin's grave and the National Constitution Center. And after all that history I came back and collapsed!  Today I'm off to Lancaster to beging my travels ...

... going to post a crazy tombstone I ran across - check out the final career path that is listed. The National Constitution Center was interesting.  They had a dramatic presentation in a circular theatre about how the Constitution came to be ...

... on in the programs or with other alum events. That day they hooked us up with some discounted tickets to the National Constitution Center, which we toured for most of the morning. Afterwards everyone dispersed to their own agendas (or not) in the city ...

... Institute.  Lots of interactive learning games.  He had a ball.  Sandy and I headed to the National Constitution Center.  At the restaurant I noticed they were offering free admission today, courtesy of Price-Waterhouse Coopers. ...

... , my mom wanted to go and sleep in the car, so she did. My dad and I went on through the mint. Since the National Constitution Center was across the street, my dad and I went there. In one room was a bunch of statues of the signers of The Constitution ...