The famous, Liberty Bell (dear to all American hearts)
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English
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Liberty Bell
The Roosevelt bears visit the Liberty Bell
The Roosevelt bears, dressed in patriotic stars and stripes, ring the Liberty Bell. Number 20 in a series of postcards depicting scenes from Seymour Eaton’s “Roosevelt Bears” books.
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Creation Date
1907
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Postcard from Papa to Ada Wilbin
The Roosevelt Bears ring the Liberty Bell at Independence Hall. Number 26 in a series of postcards depicting scenes from Seymour Eaton’s “Roosevelt Bears” books. Text on the postcard indicates the scene is from the book “More about the Roosevelt Bears,” a 16-page book printed in color.
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Creation Date
1907
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The historic Liberty Bell in its triumphal progress through the Plaza, World’s Fair, St. Louis, 1904
The historic Liberty Bell is featured in the Louisiana Purchase Exposition in St. Louis.
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Library of Congress Prints and Photographs
Creation Date
1904
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Which clapper?
The Liberty Bell lies on its side in a barren landscape with a large man labeled “Monopoly” sitting on the top. The crack in the bell is labeled “Plutocracy.” Many different groups of people, including a group of women, carry clappers for the bell. The clappers are labeled “Socialism, Tax Reform, The Oregon Idea, Woman Suffrage, Free Trade, [and] Protection.” Caption: Take your choice; but while that crack is in it, the Liberty Bell will never ring clear.
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Library of Congress Prints and Photographs
Creation Date
1911-06-28