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United States Mint Philadelphia More Info
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The United States Mint in Philadelphia produces a number of different coins and medallions for circulation. Guided and self-guided tours are available and cover the history of coinage in the United States as well as the current production methods. Address: 151 North Independence Mall East | Philadelphia, PA | 19106
Printing Office and Bindery + My Favorites
The Printing Office and Bindery, located in Franklin Court in Independence National Historic Park, features a variety of 18th century bookbinding and printing equipment. Park rangers perform demonstrations on the equipment for visitors. Address: 320 Market Street, Franklin Court, Independence National Historic Park | Philadelphia, PA
Federal Reserve Bank Philadelphia More Info
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The Money in Motion exhibit at the Federal Reserve includes educational displays about banking and the monetary system of the United States. Currency dating back to the 1600s is on display, including a rare $100,000 bill. Address: 100 N. 6th St | Philadelphia, PA | 19106 Tel: 1 215 574-6257
318 Market Street + My Favorites
Located in Franklin Court, 318 Market Streetn pays homage to Benjamin Franklin's interest in fire-resistant buildings. The building walls are open to reveal the work done inside. The cellar houses ceramics and glassworks collections belonging to Franklin. Address: 318 Market Street, Franklin Court, Independence National Historic Park | Philadelphia, PA
General Advertiser + My Favorites
The General Advertiser is the restored office of 'The Aurora and General Advertiser'. This newspaper was published by Benjamin Franklin Bache, the grandson of Benjamin Franklin. It is located in the former residence of James Wilson. Wilson was an editor of the paper, and also grandfather to Woodrow, the 28th President of the United States. Address: 322 Market Street, Franklin Court, Independence National Historic Park | Philadelphia, PA
Liberty Bell More Info
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This famous bell, 12 feet in diameter, formerly hung in Independence Hall. The last time the it rang was in 1826, on George Washington’s birthday. It's most famous for the crack it possesses, which supposedly occurred tolling the funeral of Chief Justice Marshall. The bell now symbols reconciliation and is located in a concrete-glass pavilion. Address: Market Street and 6th Street | Philadelphia, PA
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