The Liberty Bell website, hosted by the National Park Service, can provide you with visiting hours and directions to the Liberty Bell Center in Philadelphia as well as lots of information about the famous relic that will enhance your visit. Check out Independence Hall while you're there! For even more information, visit the Independence Visitor's Center that is right across the street from the Liberty Bell Center and Independence Hall.

Did you know that for nearly a year between 1777 and 1778 the Liberty Bell was hidden in Allentown, Pennsylvania in order to protect it from the advancing British Army? If you are near Philadelphia, you might want to visit the Liberty Bell Shrine in Allentown to find out more information about this historic event!

The National Constitution Center, located on Independence Mall in Philadelphia, is the first museum dedicated to the United States Constitution. Explore our Constitution through 100 interactive exhibits. The site offers a virtual tour of the museum that opened on July 4, 2003.

Located in Melbourne, Florida, the Liberty Bell Memorial Museum possesses a full-sized replica of the original Liberty Bell cast by London's Whitechapel Bell Foundry. Their website contains facts and a timeline on the Liberty Bell as well as information about bell making.

The very first bell was ordered and produced by the Whitechapel Bell Foundry in London. They provide excellent information and an historical perspective of the Liberty Bell's early history as well as their continued connection to the Bell into the 20th century.