National Historical Park, Philadelphia, Independence Hall

[@sparky9867]

I'm visiting now with my two sons and scout troop. Time well spent.

[@MRI3421]

This young man is a home run. God Bless America. Well Done !!!

[@billmason2785]

I visited in 1984.... with Dad.. Saw the Liberty Bell 🔔 and had a beer and cheese steak by the River.....great memories.... I was 17 and felt like a man.... sharing my first beer with dad....I miss my pops 1934----2021

[@moretimesless]

Blessings to you. May your Dad rest in peace. Amen and Cheers

[@patmccrotch5373]

That's the brotherly love we're known for.. great memory brotha.

[@rogersexton7857]

I am British, and I have never been to the USA. Thank you Dennis, and the Park Ranger speaking at the end of the video, for an extremely instructive and very interesting video.

[@golagaz]

Very inspirational. Thank you.

[@robertkirchner8857]

This was my playground, growing up on Elphreths Alley.

[@billmason2785]

Thanks for posting this 💪🇺🇲💪🔔

[@moretimesless]

Just visited, very inspirational! Well done presentation!

[@denniscallan]

Thanks so much!

[@gregturley35]

I was there a month ago! It was so cool!

[@billmason2785]

It's wonderful history.. I last visited in 1984

[@King-kw1mo]

I was just there yesterday!!

[@wanderplanet]

Very interesting commentary tour!😃 It's amazing that it's even free!😉👍

[@potchergirl]

thank you! this helped me a lot!!

[@yvonneplant9434]

I actually live 2 blocks away from there. It's all in a residential neighborhood called Old City. So, please, realize, if you visit, that people live there. It's our home. It's not a Theme Park. Thanks.

[@clovermccombs8597]

Maybe not move near a historical site?? LOLOL

[@yankatodorova2977]

THANK YOU! ☘

[@Skywalker-u6c]

I descend from Grim and last name Titus and they were in Pennsylvania and wv and Virginia . I have a grandfather Grim that was a Morgan’s riflemen and one of his best buddies. Drinking buddies, fighting, war and most of German Dutchmen

[@ladyhonor822]

TEMPLE UNIVERSITY 🎉❤

[@tricorntom2254]

Of course, having seen the (fictional) musical film 1776 I have the film's idea of which patriot sat where (which may or may not be correct). So it would be great to find a historical narration which did identify which of the main patriots and delegations sat where.

[@yvonneplant9434]

The John Adams HBO series is superb. The actors who play the Founders are amazing. Hmmm, Washington was sworn in in New York, not Phila., right next to where The NY Stock Exchange is today.

[@clovermccombs8597]

​@@yvonneplant9434 His second inauguration was indeed held in Philadelphia.

[@saulgoodman1827]

D4C!

[@alinarocks9483]

Hi😊

[@ladyhonor822]

KENSINGTON AND ALLEGHENY AVE😢

[@ladyhonor822]

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[@ladyhonor822]

BORN 1965

[@libertycoffeehouse3944]

During a recent tour, the guide said this was a flawed document because it did not give women the right the vote. He did not realize that who could vote was a power left up to the states. The constitution largely was for external trade and common defense. These park rangers are not very knowledgeable. At the end he states that Jefferson wanted social justice and equality. The founders wanted equality for citizens under the law not social justice. Social justice is being used to expand the power of the central government something the founders would have been opposed to. The founders wanted to protect citizens from the minority but they also wanted to protect the minority from the majority. These Rangers should explain the constitution in the context of the time and not use presentism. Slavery did not end and in their day slavery was the norm in the world. These Rangers are idiots.

[@VMXGroove]

The Philly baldy sour gives the lesson.