Liberty Bell - Revision history

Solar Dragon at 19:42, February 16, 2026

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SolarBot: /* History */replaced: Arlington → Arlington

2024-07-06T20:16:47Z

‎History: replaced: Arlington → Arlington

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Snowball II: /* Appearances */

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‎Appearances

Snowball II at 09:07, March 18, 2024

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Snowball II at 08:41, March 18, 2024

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Snowball II at 05:37, March 18, 2024

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Snowball II at 18:29, January 29, 2024

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Krloz to: /* History */

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‎History

Krloz to: /* Appearances */

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 == History ==
-The [[Springfield]] advertisement for the new [[statue of Jebediah Springfield]] shows iconic [[US]] places such as the [[Washington Monument]] seen from the [[United States Capitol|Capitol]] ([[Washington, D.C.]]), [[Lincoln Memorial]] ([[Washington, D.C.]]), the Liberty Bell ([[Philadelphia]]), [[Tomb of the Unknown Soldier]] (Arlington) and [[Mount Rushmore]] ([[South Dakota]]).<ref>"[[Much Apu About Something]]"</ref>
+The [[Springfield]] advertisement for the new [[statue of Jebediah Springfield]] showed iconic [[US]] places such as the [[Washington Monument]] seen from the [[United States Capitol|Capitol]] ([[Washington, D.C.]]), [[Lincoln Memorial]] ([[Washington, D.C.]]), the Liberty Bell ([[Philadelphia]]), [[Tomb of the Unknown Soldier]] (Arlington), and [[Mount Rushmore]] ([[South Dakota]]).<ref>"[[Much Apu About Something]]"</ref>
-A young boy in [[Queens]], [[New York]] who unsuccessfully competed in [[Reading Digest]]'s [[Patriots of Tomorrow Essay Contest]] read aloud his cliché-ridden essay ''[[Ding, Dong|Ding, Dong (The Sounds of the Liberty Bell)]]''. The Liberty Bell is also seen on a map of the United States as a symbol for [[Pennsylvania]].<ref>"[[Mr. Lisa Goes to Washington]]"</ref>
+A young boy in [[Queens]], [[New York]], who unsuccessfully competed in [[Reading Digest]]'s [[Patriots of Tomorrow Essay Contest]] read aloud his cliche-ridden essay ''[[Ding, Dong|Ding, Dong (The Sounds of the Liberty Bell)]]''. The Liberty Bell was also seen on a map of the United States as a symbol for [[Pennsylvania]].<ref>"[[Mr. Lisa Goes to Washington]]"</ref>
-The Liberty Bell is among the symbols used in ''[[Scratch 'n' Win]]'' {{W|scratch ticket}}s sold at [[Kwik-E-Mart]].<ref>"[[Homer's Night Out]]"</ref><ref>"[[Lisa's Pony]]"</ref>
+The Liberty Bell was among the symbols used in ''[[Scratch 'n' Win]]'' {{W|scratch ticket}}s sold at [[Kwik-E-Mart]].<ref>"[[Homer's Night Out]]"</ref><ref>"[[Lisa's Pony]]"</ref>
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 == History ==
-The [[Springfield]] advertisement for the new [[statue of Jebediah Springfield]] shows iconic [[US]] places such as the [[Washington Monument]] seen from the [[United States Capitol|Capitol]] ([[Washington, D.C.]]), [[Lincoln Memorial]] ([[Washington, D.C.]]), the Liberty Bell ([[Philadelphia]]), [[Tomb of the Unknown Soldier]] ([[Arlington]]) and [[Mount Rushmore]] ([[South Dakota]]).<ref>"[[Much Apu About Something]]"</ref>
+The [[Springfield]] advertisement for the new [[statue of Jebediah Springfield]] shows iconic [[US]] places such as the [[Washington Monument]] seen from the [[United States Capitol|Capitol]] ([[Washington, D.C.]]), [[Lincoln Memorial]] ([[Washington, D.C.]]), the Liberty Bell ([[Philadelphia]]), [[Tomb of the Unknown Soldier]] (Arlington) and [[Mount Rushmore]] ([[South Dakota]]).<ref>"[[Much Apu About Something]]"</ref>
 A young boy in [[Queens]], [[New York]] who unsuccessfully competed in [[Reading Digest]]'s [[Patriots of Tomorrow Essay Contest]] read aloud his cliché-ridden essay ''[[Ding, Dong|Ding, Dong (The Sounds of the Liberty Bell)]]''. The Liberty Bell is also seen on a map of the United States as a symbol for [[Pennsylvania]].<ref>"[[Mr. Lisa Goes to Washington]]"</ref>

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 The [[Springfield]] advertisement for the new [[statue of Jebediah Springfield]] shows iconic [[US]] places such as the [[Washington Monument]] seen from the [[United States Capitol|Capitol]] ([[Washington, D.C.]]), [[Lincoln Memorial]] ([[Washington, D.C.]]), the Liberty Bell ([[Philadelphia]]), [[Tomb of the Unknown Soldier]] ([[Arlington]]) and [[Mount Rushmore]] ([[South Dakota]]).<ref>"[[Much Apu About Something]]"</ref>
-A young boy in [[Queens]], [[New York]] who unsuccessfully competed in [[Reading Digest]]'s [[Patriots of Tomorrow Essay Contest]] read aloud his cliché-ridden essay ''[[Ding, Dong|Ding, Dong (The Sounds of the Liberty Bell)]]''. The Liberty Bell is also seen on a map of the United States as a symbol for [[Pennsylvania]].<reF>"[[Mr. Lisa Goes to Washington]]"</ref>
+A young boy in [[Queens]], [[New York]] who unsuccessfully competed in [[Reading Digest]]'s [[Patriots of Tomorrow Essay Contest]] read aloud his cliché-ridden essay ''[[Ding, Dong|Ding, Dong (The Sounds of the Liberty Bell)]]''. The Liberty Bell is also seen on a map of the United States as a symbol for [[Pennsylvania]].<ref>"[[Mr. Lisa Goes to Washington]]"</ref>
 The Liberty Bell is among the symbols used in ''[[Scratch 'n' Win]]'' {{W|scratch ticket}}s sold at [[Kwik-E-Mart]].<ref>"[[Homer's Night Out]]"</ref><ref>"[[Lisa's Pony]]"</ref>

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 == Appearances ==
 *{{ep|Homer's Night Out|([[Scratch 'n' Win]])}}
-*{{ep|Mr. Lisa Goes to Washington|(seen on map)}}
+*{{ep|Mr. Lisa Goes to Washington|(mentioned and seen on map)}}
 *{{ep|Lisa's Pony|([[Scratch 'n' Win]])}}
 *{{ep|Much Apu About Something}}

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 == History ==
 The [[Springfield]] advertisement for the new [[statue of Jebediah Springfield]] shows iconic [[US]] places such as the [[Washington Monument]] seen from the [[United States Capitol|Capitol]] ([[Washington, D.C.]]), [[Lincoln Memorial]] ([[Washington, D.C.]]), the Liberty Bell ([[Philadelphia]]), [[Tomb of the Unknown Soldier]] ([[Arlington]]) and [[Mount Rushmore]] ([[South Dakota]]).<ref>"[[Much Apu About Something]]"</ref>
 The Liberty Bell is among the symbols used in ''[[Scratch 'n' Win]]'' {{W|scratch ticket}}s sold at [[Kwik-E-Mart]].<ref>"[[Homer's Night Out]]"</ref><ref>"[[Lisa's Pony]]"</ref>

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 }}
-The '''Liberty Bell''' is an iconic symbol of American independence. Recognizable for its crack, it is located in [[Philadelphia]], [[Pennsylvania]] originally in the steeple of [[Independence Hall]] and now in a park across the street.
+The '''Liberty Bell''' is an iconic symbol of American independence. It is recognizable for its crack and located in [[Philadelphia]], [[Pennsylvania]] originally in the steeple of [[Independence Hall]] and now in a park across the street.
 == History ==

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 |image= [[File:Liberty Bell.png|250px]]
 |district=
-|town= [[Springfield]]<br>[[Philadelphia]]
+|town= [[Philadelphia]]
-|use= Bell
+|state = [[Pennsylvania]]
-|owner=
+|use= Tourist attraction
 |employees=
 |appearance= ''[[Homer's America]]''
 }}
-The '''Liberty Bell''' is an iconic symbol of American independence, located in [[Philadelphia]] and in [[Springfield]].
+The '''Liberty Bell''' is an iconic symbol of American independence. Recognizable for its crack, it is located in [[Philadelphia]], [[Pennsylvania]] originally in the steeple of [[Independence Hall]] and now in a park across the street.
 == History ==
 The [[Springfield]] advertisement for the new [[statue of Jebediah Springfield]] shows iconic [[US]] places such as the [[Washington Monument]] seen from the [[United States Capitol|Capitol]] ([[Washington, D.C.]]), [[Lincoln Memorial]] ([[Washington, D.C.]]), the Liberty Bell ([[Philadelphia]]), [[Tomb of the Unknown Soldier]] ([[Arlington]]) and [[Mount Rushmore]] ([[South Dakota]]).<ref>"[[Much Apu About Something]]"</ref>
 == Non-canon ==
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