There are a number of Revolutionary War attractions you can visit today in Philadelphia. Tourism of historic Philadelphia attractions might take you to Independence Hall, where the Declaration of Independence was adopted and the US Constitution was drafted, Christ Church, where many Founding Fathers attended church while in Philadelphia and where such Revolutionary War heroes as Benjamin Franklin, Francis Hopkinson, George Ross, Joseph Hewes and Benjamin Rush are buried, or to Carpenters' Hall, meeting place of the First Continental Congress.
And in April of 2017, you'll be able to visit the brand new Museum of the American Revolution!
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Independence Hall & Independence Square Not rated yet
Independence Hall, once called the Pennsylvania State House, is a very impressive site that I visited while in Philadelphia.
The building took over …
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