


We spent Friday afternoon and Sunday morning exploring the historic part of Philadelphia. On our way into the city on Friday this is some of what we saw. Philly has some spectacular buildings!




We saw Betsy Ross's house. She made the very first American flag.
This is the oldest street in the United States, and there are still people living on it today.

We ate Philly cheese steaks in Philly! They were VERY good!Braedon waited patiently for his dinner.



This is the very first bank in the United States.
This is what the roads use to look like...very bumpy!


The Liberty Bell

This is where the Declaration of Independence was written and signed. Fact: Did you know that we did not declare Independence on July 4th? It was actually declared on July 2, and was printed on the 4th so the prints had the date as the 4th. The document wasn't actually signed until August 2.

This is the building where the real copies of The Declaration of Independence and The Constitution are stored.

Another view of the building

This is what the roads use to look like...very bumpy!


The Liberty Bell

This is where the Declaration of Independence was written and signed. Fact: Did you know that we did not declare Independence on July 4th? It was actually declared on July 2, and was printed on the 4th so the prints had the date as the 4th. The document wasn't actually signed until August 2.

This is the building where the real copies of The Declaration of Independence and The Constitution are stored.

Another view of the building




1 comment:
Oh I would love to go there! Sounds like a fun weekend.
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