2. Liberty Bell by Craig One of the times it was rung was to announce that the declaration of Independence was signed. The liberty bell came from England and came to the united states. The crack was made in 1841. The liberty bell is no longer rung. Now it is a symbol of the declaration of Independence.

3. Built between 1796 to 1809 Designed by Thomas Jefferson

4. Built in 1732 and finished in 1756. The second Continental Congress met there Independence Hall is located in Philadelphia. The Constitution was signed on September 17, 1787 at Independence Hall. It is also the home of the Liberty Bell.

5. White House Anna Ostrovsky There are 132 rooms in the white house. There are 32 bath rooms in the white house. There are 142 doors in the white house. You need 570 paint buckets to cover the white house. In the white house there Are 3 elevators

6. Grand Canyon Did you know the Grand Canyon is 277 miles long and 18 miles wide? Did you know the Grand Canyon took 3.6 million years to form? Erosion continues to alter its contours! The Grand Canyon was formed by the Colorado River The Grand Canyon includes approximately 70 species of mammals, 250 species of birds, 25 types of reptiles and five species of amphibians.

7. Davy Crocket was in the Battle at the Alamo. The mission of the Alamo was of San Antonio de valor. Most of the men who died lived in Texas for two years. The youngest person who died was 15. 250 people defended the Alamo.

8. M OUNT M C K INLEY The best months to climb mount McKinley is April, May, and June. Mount McKinley is in South central Alaska An Anglo – American clergy, Hudson stuck first reach the summit in 1913. Mount McKinley was named after president William McKinley in 1896. Mount McKinley is famous for it’s highest peak in north America it is 6,194m, c20, 230ft above sea leave.

9. Paul Revere house The Paul Revere house was 100 years old when P. Revere moved in! His house is now a museum. Only rich people lived there before Revere. Many people hid there during the revolutionary war.

10. Glacier Bay National Park Includes snow capped mountain ranges, ocean coastlines, freshwater rivers and lakes, and tidewater glaciers The land and seascape hosts plant communitys

11. ` The National Baseball Hall of fame and museum is the home of the greatest baseball stars and history. It is located in Cooperstown New york. There are 295 elected members 67 are still alive. Lucas Keller

12. Washington Monument The Washington Monument was built between 1848 and 1889. It was built in honor of George Washington. It was finished on December 6, 1884. Weighing 81,120 tons the Washington Monument stands 555’5-1/8’’ tall. Its construction took place in two major phases,1848 56 and 1874 84

13. The statue of liberty is 35- wide The statue of liberty is 305- 6 inches tall with the baseboard The statue of liberty is 225 tons In 1986 they put a 24k new torch in From the feet to the head it is 111 feet- 6 inches tall.

14. Everglades National Park by Sadie Andra Is the largest subtropical wilderness in the entire country. Has 300 species of birds and 1,000 species of plants. Is made up of 10,000 different islands. Is designated a world heritage site. Is the third largest park in the lower 8 states

15. Lincoln Memorial Sarah Adamusko Washington D.C honors president Abraham Lincoln It is a big marble building in the middle of the building is sits a statue of Abraham Lincoln Abraham Lincoln was the 16 th president The memorial was built between 1914 and 1922 It represents his belief that all people should be free

16. The only reason they picked these people to be on Mt. Rushmore is because they were important to our nation. Mount Rushmore was named after Charles E. Rushmore. Mount Rushmore cost over $900,000 to build and that was a lot of cash $$$