2. The Liberty Bell’s location is Liberty Bell Center, Market Street and 6th Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. It is in Independence Mall. It was a gift from France.
3. The bell cracked during a test ringing. Then it was recast. It cracked again July 8, 1835.
4. The Bell is 70% copper, 25% tin, the rest is bronze. It is 3 feet tall and weighs just over a ton.
5. The bell was named the Liberty Bell in 1839. It’s original name was the State House Bell.
6. The circumference of the bell is 12 feet. The crack is 24 and a half inches long and a half an inch wide.
7. Liberty Bell Center is now like a little museum. People come look at it all the time to remember when we earned liberty and freedom.
