NOTICE THE LIBERTY BELL MUSEUM WILL BE CLOSED
UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE
For the safety of our visitors and staff we will be closed until further notice. The situation will continue to be evaluated. Check back for updates. We urge all people to take the proper precautions with their health, as is necessary for this time. We apologize for any inconvenience our closure may cause.
the place where America’s
most famous symbol
of freedom found refuge
during the darkest days
of the Revolution
The Liberty Bell Museum is the home of:
- An exact replica copy of the Liberty Bell … that you can ring!
- Wilmer Behler’s hand-painted mural telling the story of the hiding of the bells
- Allentown’s own “liberty bell,” cast in 1769
- Revolutionary War and Colonial America exhibits
- “Pip the Colonial Mouse”
The Liberty Bell Museum is located in historic Zion’s Reformed United Church of Christ, Allentown, Pa, which is on the National Register of Historic Places. The site of the first church in Allentown, it was used as a refuge during Indian raids, a revolutionary war hospital, a gathering place for the reading of the Declaration of Independence, and more. This rich history is celebrated at commemorative services every February, May, July, and September.
