The Liberty Bell - The Bell That Rang in the Creation of the United States of America - Philadelphia 

Yeah for sure. I think that's what the monster said he built it for but man are those monsters hard to understand with their masks on lol. Takes me back to covid when no one could understand a word I was saying.

Alot of Americans don't know about The Liberty Bell, especially the younger generations, but everyone knows Rocky Balboa!

​@@MichaelReynolds-ff6wrif you think my kids know about a fictional boxer from the 80s instead of the bell you are absolutely off your rocker😂 contrary to popular belief they do still talk about the American revolution in schools and most kids are not going out of their way to watch boxing movies

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When I think of famous bells, these definitely top my list, too!

"Let the anvils ring! 🎶"

They are just called the phillies? Creative

The right cheese steak will create a lifetime of pleasant memories, with that said as a native we discourage Pat's or Genos, because theirs much better options available

what a fun way to review the year.

Why did they Boo Santa Claus? What, are they atheists?

@@MichaelReynolds-ff6wr No, there is a very good article about it online for thedp, but it basically boils down to it being 1968 halftime at an eagles game when the team was probably to worst its ever been and it snowed the night before and they couldn't clear the stadium of snow. People were cold, anger and miserable and santa came out during halftime and if you have ever been to a sporting event then I shouldn't have to tell you that once sometime happens, a lot of people tend to roll with it lol, especially in Philly.

Phillies is my favorite MLB team...if you ever watch the phanatic you'll keep laughing and have a great time ..so if you ever want to find a article to meet him try your best to do so

Philadelphia for many years was the Capitol of the United States before Washington D.C...and Washington put the first mark to start the new capitol

The only thing on declaration of Independence was self evidence ..right to be was Thomas Jefferson

Thanks for visiting Philadelphia. We have many more historical sites you can visit. As you noted the cheese steak as well as the hoggie and the soft pretzel as well as traditional Italian water ice are considered local favorite foods. You most likely did the best thing enjoying a cheese steak from one of the food trucks. Pat and Gino’s are very famous and I have eaten at both places but I have found most other places serve a better sandwich. While cheese wiz is a big thing with both of them most establishments feature real cheese on your steak sandwich: American, provolone, or Swiss provide a much better added flavor. Of course there are also many other variables you can order such as onions, raw or fried, peppers, sweet or hot, pickle and at some places other additions. So to really try our favorite local cheese steak you need to eat one from various locations to pick your best. As for food in center city I also recommend Reading Terminal Market. This location has many great food outlets as well as places to buy food to take home and enjoy. It is located next to the Convention Center under what was originally the Reading Railroad Terminal and now serves as part of the Convention Center entrance on Market street. One interesting feature of this part of the Convention Center is they placed metal strips in the floor where the railroad tracks used to be located.

Fang- Union soccer team Wingston- Wings pro lacrosse

No Drake Bell

No No ... Taco Bell 🔔

More than Alexander Graham Bell?