S5 E33: American Artifacts: The Liberty Bell & Minuteman

But the Liberty Bell is a fun one.

I think everybody knows the Liberty Bell.

And if we just went out and, you know, a man on the street interview and said, what do you know about the Liberty Bell? I bet you a majority of people are going to say.

It's got a crack.

It's got

a crack in

it.

That's kind of what we know.

Right.

But it has a great story.

So the Liberty Bell.

Remember that episode on family ties? Yeah.

Where Alex has a dream and he's back in Philadelphia in 1776 as they're writing the Declaration of Independence.

And something in the dream, he either cracks the Liberty Bell, he dings it and it cracks, or his sister accuses him of cracking the Liberty Bell.

That was a fun episode.

It was good.

All right, so just a couple of facts on it because it's fun.

It was first cast in 1752, made by John Pass and John Stowe.

I think that's right.

You said Pass and Snow.

Pass and Snow.

Pass and

Stowe.

Yeah, that's – everybody's going to think all I do is watch TV or movies.

But in National Treasure – One of the clues is something about the place of Pass and Stowe or the land of Pass and Stowe or something like that.

But the Liberty Bell is a fun one.

I think everybody knows the Liberty Bell.

And if we just went out and, you know, a man on the street interview and said, what do you know about the Liberty Bell? I bet you a majority of people are going to say.

It's got a crack.

It's got

a crack in

it.

That's kind of what we know.

Right.

But it has a great story.

So the Liberty Bell.

Remember that episode on family ties? Yeah.

Where Alex has a dream and he's back in Philadelphia in 1776 as they're writing the Declaration of Independence.

And something in the dream, he either cracks the Liberty Bell, he dings it and it cracks, or his sister accuses him of cracking the Liberty Bell.

That was a fun episode.

It was good.

All right, so just a couple of facts on it because it's fun.

It was first cast in 1752, made by John Pass and John Stowe.

I think that's right.

You said Pass and Snow.

Pass and Snow.

Pass and

Stowe.

Yeah, that's – everybody's going to think all I do is watch TV or movies.

But in National Treasure – One of the clues is something about the place of Pass and Stowe or the land of Pass and Stowe or something like that.