History is being restored at the President’s House at Independence National Historical Park. The panels of the slavery exhibit are now back up at the historic site next to the Liberty Bell Center. Sheila Alexander-Reid of the PHLCVB walks us through the significance of this moment. #discoverPHL | Discover Philadelphia

Independence National Historical Park’s most recognizable building, Independence Hall, is known for the founding of our nation. The U.S. Constitution, written and debated inside the walls of Independence Hall, inspired activism among many individuals such as Alice Paul. In celebration of Women’s Equality Day today, explore how our park and Belmont-Paul Women’s Equality National Monument share a common history with Rangers Sara and Susan. Belmont-Paul Women's Equality National Monument ALT Text:

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