In the heart of Philadelphia, nestled within the cobblestone streets and leafy squares of the city’s Historic District, stands Independence Hall, a brick building that changed the course of history. It is small in size but huge in legacy and is the birthplace of the United States of America. It was here that revolutionaries gathered, ideas took form, and a new nation declared its independence from one of the world’s greatest empires. To stand in its chambers today is to step into the very room where America was imagined, argued over, and brought to life. A Building with Revolutionary Roots Originally known as the Pennsylvania State House, Independence Hall was…