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Books About the Liberty Bell and Resources for Students
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The bibliography below is intended to provide a list of resources to students and other individuals interested in reading further about the Liberty Bell. Many of these materials are readily available in your local library.
In order to obtain any of the resources listed in the Library, please visit the local or community library in your area.
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Venerable Relic: the Story of the Liberty Bell - by David Kimball
Published by Eastern National Park & Monument Association, 1989 |
The Liberty Bell, a Special History Study -
by John C. Paige
Published by the National Park Service, Denver Service Center |
Ring in the Jubilee; the Epic of America's Liberty Bell -
by Charles Michael Boland
Published by Chatham Press, 1973 |
Andrew McNair and the Liberty Bell 1776 -
by Mary D. Alexander
Published by The University of Chicago Press, 1929 |
The Liberty Bell; its History and Significance -
by Victor Rosewater
Published by D. Appleton and Company, 1926 |
The Liberty Bell -
by Gail Sakuri
Published by Childrens Press, 1996, Cornerstones of Freedom Series |
Old Liberty Bell -
by Francis Rogers and Alice Beard
Published by J. B. Lippincott Company, 1942 |
History and Legends of the Old Liberty Bell in Independence Hall in Philadelphia
by Charles Wesley Alexander
Published by C.W. Alexander, 1876 |
Cast in America -
by Justin Kramer
Published by J. Kramer, c1975 |
The Liberty Bell's Interlude in Allentown, 1777-1778 -
by Robert K. Mentzell
Published by Sellesville Historical & Achievement Authority, c1974 |
The Liberty Bell, Independence Hall, Philadelphia -
by Charles Shearer Keyser
Published by Press of Dunlap, 1893, 1895, 1901 |
The Liberty Bell -
by William Ross Wallace
Published by J.G. Gregory, 1862 |
The Bell that Rang for Freedom; the Liberty Bell and its Place in American History
by Olga Wilbourne Hall-Quest
Published by Dutton, 1965 |
The Story of the Liberty Bell -
by Natalie Miller
Published by Childrens Press, 1965, Cornerstones of Freedom Series |
The Liberty Bell in Allentown and Allentown's Liberty Bell
by John Baer Stoudt, D.D.
Published by Berkemeyer, Keck & Co., 1927
Issued in connection with the 150th anniversary of the bringing of the Liberty Bell to Allentown for safety, September 24, 1777 |
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Liberty Bell, a poem by I. Swift
Ind. 59:22, July 6, 1905 |
As the Bell Wended its Way
Ladies Home Journal 22:19, July 1905 |
True Story of the Liberty Bell
Ladies Home Journal 27:17, July 1910 |
Old Liberty Bell
St. Nichols 38:820-1, July 1911 |
Doubts about the Liberty Bell Crack
Literary Digest 44:237, February 3, 1912 |
Illness of the Liberty Bell
Literary Digest 50:542, March 13, 1915 |
Liberty Bell and Diseases of Metals
Scientific American S 79:236-7, April 10, 1915 |
Liberty Bell of Our Nation
Overland ns 65:510, June 1915 |
Shall We Mend the Liberty Bell?
Literary Digest 65:29-30, June 26, 1920 |
Liberty Bell Still Unmended
Literary Digest 66:136-8, September 11, 1920 |
Birth of the Liberty Bell
Outlook 134:336-8, July 4, 1923 |
Liberty Bell
American Mercury 3:279-84, November 1924 |
Liberty Bell Rings Again
National Education Association Journal 15:83, March 1926 |
Announcing Liberty did not Crack the Bell
Mentor 14:20, July 1926 |
Pilgrimage to the Liberty Bell
St. Nichols 53:881-3, July 1926 |
Bell's First Note (cover picture with comment)
Literary Digest 102:20, July 6, 1929 |
Where the Liberty Bell was Cast
Mentor 17:38-40, July 1929 |
Destiny and the Liberty Bell
National Republic 21:6-7, June 1933 |
Biography of the Liberty Bell
New York Times M p6+, June 29, 1941 |
Bells
Hobbies 46:46, July 1941 |
Meet a Great American, the Bell
Reader's Digest 41:29-31, August 1942 |
Liberty Bell History
Hobbies 47:22, September 1942 |
Liberty Bell
Hobbies 53:160, July 1948 |
Loud May it Ring to Proclaim Liberty
Mon Mag p18, June 24, 1950 |
Liberty Bell
Colliers 128:21+, July 7, 1951 |
Our Liberty Bell
Hobbies 56:29, July 1951 |
We Know your Voice
Coronet 38:71-2, July 1955 |
Story of a Bell
Rotarian 88:39, May 1956 (reply by H.E. Snyder, 89:1, July 1956) |
Liberty Bell Patents in 1875
Hobbies 66:72, September 1961 |
Liberty Bell Patents in 1876
Hobbies 66:80, December 1961 |
Leaving Home
Sr Schol 100:20, March 6, 1972 |
When I Touched the Liberty Bell
Reader's Digest 102:61-3, February 1973 |
Whose Fault was It? The Crack in the Liberty Bell
American Heritage 24:104, June 1973 (Reply by J. Hinshaw 24:102, August 1973) |
Liberty Bell; Will it be Moved?
U.S. News 75:49, October 1, 1973 |
After 222 Years, Liberty Bell Gets a New Home
U.S. News 80:28, January 12, 1976 |
Liberty Bell Rehung in New Home
Sr Schol 108:35, February 24, 1976 |
Gamma Rays on the Liberty Bell A-Okay
Modern Photography 40:38, July 1976 |
Science Takes a New Look at the Liberty Bell
Popular Science 209:58-9, July 1976 |
How Farmers Saved the Liberty Bell; Re-enactment of Rescue by Lehigh County Residents
Farm Journal 100:G2, November 1976 |
Liberty Bell Sauce Dish
Hobbies 91:29, April 1986 |
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The Liberty Bell; Orchestral-Choral Reminiscence of the Birth of the American Nation. Contains a recording of the full sound of the Liberty Bell (three rings) made in 1959 with special hammers and leather mallets by Columbia Records.
Royal Scottish National Orchestra and Chorus, Conductor Neil Mantle, Margaret Buechner, 1994 and 1995. Available in the Liberty Bell Museum Gift Shop |
| The Liberty Bell Speaks. Videotape release of the 1975 filmstrip, The Bell Speaks, produced by the National Flag Foundation (1 videotape VHS, 6 minutes) |
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