Category:Independence National Historical Park Junior Ranger Map

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"I am free now, and choose to remain so." Enslaved seamstress, Ona Judge was brought from Mount Vernon to Philadelphia to serve (41768d96-10bd-485b-9c74-460d6e3aea24).jpg 658 × 658; 458 KB
"We hold these truths to be self-evident..." Thomas Jefferson wrote the Declaration of Independence in Philadelphia in a rented (a2c657f5-72eb-4f7c-9c83-abf2986d65ad).jpg 648 × 648; 330 KB
14 William and Hannah Penn (fff7aed8-bf9a-4459-b2bc-987905e8a203).jpg 658 × 658; 438 KB
19 Aedes aegypti mosquito (a01c553f-ab16-4c81-ad94-6708dcb39c19).jpg 524 × 524; 168 KB
4 Susan B. Anthony (a3f2b525-b3c7-4010-8e82-0a15592fdd4c).jpg 673 × 673; 493 KB
9 Charles Willson Peale (c5cd7d4d-8177-4a21-8809-234192ed29f1).jpg 620 × 620; 302 KB
Absalom Jones was a pioneering figure in the fight for social justice and equality. Formally enslaved, Jones became one of the (455fc202-2311-4c66-a50f-d03ee21cf8a7).jpg 678 × 678; 410 KB
Alexander Hamilton fought in the American War for Independence. He arrived in Philadelphia in 1787 ready to unite the 13 (5e41f494-f476-441d-8d4d-7513e2f103f4).jpg 588 × 588; 371 KB
American Philosophical Society Museum (7e7eb774-7113-4c91-989d-3e28d1be7bf6).jpg 520 × 520; 263 KB
As the city of Philadelphia grew, so too did it's need for space. Old City Hall was built to accommodate the city government (d125e589-2311-4ec2-8171-6ca90fbe0ee9).jpg 556 × 556; 377 KB
Attention! A military man, Colonel John Nixon served in the Pennsylvania Militia and the Continental Army. On July 8, 1776, he (dd64ffb0-8d64-48f0-84d7-8b6b2430ad82).jpg 676 × 676; 483 KB
Benjamin and Deborah Franklin's house used to stand here. Today, the site includes a museum, archaeological excavation, and (fa172867-286a-4dff-a6dc-205c63ad173c).jpg 764 × 764; 485 KB
Born in what is now New York state, Seneca Chief Cornplanter fought in the American War for Independence on the side of the (a6fa2776-4e32-45e7-9b5b-6304a42177d4).jpg 724 × 724; 582 KB
Built in 1786, Bishop William White of Christ Church lived here with his family. The house included a library, formal dining (a1e85174-1a0d-46be-83c6-bdb674705a44).jpg 536 × 536; 305 KB
By George! When Philadelphia was the capital of the United States, George Washington served as the first president. George (583030dc-9774-4e77-b42a-e850615a7ad7).jpg 730 × 730; 535 KB
Cartoon illustration of Alexander Hamilton (c91bba25-1f76-4780-900b-1713f9ef86f2).tif 2,550 × 2,172; 24.04 MB
Cartoon illustration of four British soldiers in red coats. (86a88897-1fdf-48fb-b061-ef4ca452fb5a).tif 2,550 × 2,172; 26.15 MB
Cartoon illustration of James Forten in his youth. (5bd41eb8-ee84-4043-84ef-16b2445ae3a3).tif 2,550 × 2,172; 23.49 MB
Cartoon illustration of Susan B Anthony (368f5f42-97a4-479b-ae6a-c949dac167d7).tif 2,550 × 2,172; 24.99 MB
Cartoon illustration of young Benjamin Franklin at the printing press. (d1f87c30-e8c6-4706-8879-303efa115172).tif 2,550 × 2,172; 27.61 MB
Congress Hall was the capitol building while Philadelphia was the capital of the United States from 1790 to 1800. While Congress (4d76788c-bcbd-4614-a504-63f799903276).jpg 516 × 516; 262 KB
Dolley Todd lived and worked in a house here in Philadelphia. She had a garden behind the house where she tended to vegetables (b557195a-708d-4fc5-8a33-50da24d1b85d).jpg 598 × 598; 461 KB
First Bank of the US (0307a5e7-8eb3-4d4e-8fef-5c3d272bedfa).jpg 656 × 656; 405 KB
Founder of the African Methodist Episcopal church, Richard Allen was born enslaved. Allen bought his own freedom in 1780 and (545ff620-4d82-4742-8322-b80473d1d7e1).jpg 640 × 640; 356 KB
Got a question? We've got answers. A great starting point for Junior Rangers. Find exhibits, movies, and refreshments. Stop by (5563c7f8-37aa-4c37-9b76-a0223baef3ff).jpg 864 × 864; 512 KB
Honoring the people who signed the Declaration of Independence in 1776 and the US Constitution in 1787, the Signer's Garden is (e19c8598-a784-4817-beb7-0429a19c5bda).jpg 728 × 728; 463 KB
I bet this group would be amazing with Legos©. The Carpenters' Company is an association of master craftsmen. Construction of (8970954b-373a-471f-a36c-e93b989b2bc4).jpg 712 × 712; 532 KB
Independence Hall is where both the Declaration of Independence and the United State Constitution were debated and signed. The (4fb29e7f-8c00-4cbc-8ff8-ff749a355bf1).jpg 1,028 × 1,028; 1,018 KB
It's like the White House of Philadelphia. While Philadelphia was the capital of the United States, both George Washington and (e6f6ef7c-1ea7-41a7-971a-60c095509bec).jpg 616 × 616; 338 KB
Lenni-Lenape leader, Tamanend met with and signed treaties with early Pennsylvanians. He is known for being a peace maker (ab7010de-8710-4d1f-86f1-e18f7a9a533d).jpg 816 × 816; 647 KB
Let's party! City Tavern was a "gentlemen's" tavern. Famous figures such as George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, and John Adams (e9903e36-3398-4d76-b70c-64cba081323a).jpg 636 × 636; 334 KB
Oh Dolley! This building was once home to Dolley Todd, who later became Dolley Madison, the wife of James Madison, the fourth (db9d441a-20c4-41ae-8e25-ede78596d74e).jpg 608 × 608; 352 KB
On July 8, 1776, 9-year-old James Forten heard the Declaration of Independence read aloud behind Independence Hall. He would (fe6a8960-07b3-4a7c-95b2-558b5872d04a).jpg 541 × 541; 281 KB
Phew! After a long life of printing, inventing, diplomacy, politics, and, of course, traveling, Franklin was ready to settle (9cda49d8-8362-4bcf-82af-ff3d79d6670c).jpg 764 × 764; 543 KB
Row homes became popular in Philadelphia during Benjamin Franklin's lifetime. Can you guess why they're called "row houses (8d0a4330-31c4-4ef4-840e-e165af446d2c).jpg 860 × 860; 790 KB
Second Bank of the US (ec272a7c-973c-4f19-8640-40e547b30019).jpg 764 × 764; 540 KB
Take a look at that spire! Christ Church was the tallest building in North America for over 50 years. Built in 1744, people (70d481b3-6915-4895-a510-464e8b2ebad0).jpg 996 × 996; 751 KB
The British are coming! The British Army marched into Philadelphia in September 1777. They occupied the city until May 1778. Can (75577342-179e-4ec1-bca6-5db6cdecb948).jpg 916 × 916; 769 KB
The Liberty Bell is an iconic symbol of liberty and freedom. It was originally made in London, England in 1752 and sent to the (0bf7d239-fa50-4bac-92c5-6c6aa5e1e788).jpg 812 × 812; 431 KB
The Merchants’ Exchange Building was built in the 1830s to provide a gathering place for merchants and traders to conduct (7f424dd4-d45d-4353-a15d-2e29d5748b27).jpg 836 × 836; 614 KB
West Wing of Independence Hall (ee225fc8-d269-4110-bdab-679a93a554e8).jpg 352 × 352; 142 KB
While Benjamin Franklin was away traveling much of his adult life, Deborah, his wife, stayed in Philadelphia. She handled the (841ce6f5-1be8-492c-8c86-862b71a50105).jpg 778 × 778; 595 KB
William White served as Chaplain of the Continental Congress during the revolution. He involved himself in many social and civic (c24e196d-8136-46e6-ab5a-fb2bedce05ce).jpg 656 × 656; 453 KB

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