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The Historic Liberty Bell: Symbol of Freedom and Equality

Learn about the Liberty Bell made in 1752, cracked and remade in 1753, with its iconic inscription from Leviticus 25:10. Discover its journey as a symbol of freedom, women's rights to vote, and civil rights struggles. Experience its significance at Independence Hall in Philadelphia.

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The Historic Liberty Bell: Symbol of Freedom and Equality

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  1. Liberty Bell by D. Fisher

  2. Made in 1752 for 50th anniversary of Pennsylvania Cracked and Remade in 1753

  3. Proclaim liberty throughout all the land unto all the inhabitants thereof (Lev. 25:10) tusIN aAp,y dyS iv|c rih, vAly sAry lokM lE aAzAdI dA aYlAn kroNgy=

  4. Hung in State House in Philadelphia

  5. Rang on July 8, 1776 to Call People to Hear the Declaration of Independence

  6. Cracked in 1846

  7. Travelled as a Symbol of Freedom

  8. Symbol of Freedom Women’s Right to Vote Civil Rights Struggle

  9. Today in Front of Independence Hall in Philadelphia

  10. The Liberty Bell

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