Bells Across PA: A Statewide Art Tribute America250PA will install artist-designed Liberty Bell replicas in each of the 67 counties across Pennsylvania, reminding visitors that the echoes of independence still ring far and wide. Scan the QR code to learn more about each artist and their bell. Valley Forge National Historical Park, King of Prussia Revolutionary Battlefields & Beyond Beyond the city, Pennsylvania’s countryside reveals the revolution’s most dramatic chapters. At Washington Crossing Historic Park , stand where General Washington and 2,400 soldiers braved icy waters for a bold Christmas night attack that changed the war’s course. Each December, history comes alive with an annual reenactment of the daring Delaware River crossing. Follow their footsteps to King of Prussia at Valley Forge National Historical Park , where hardship forged the Continental Army’s resilience. Walk through reconstructed huts, visit Washington’s modest headquarters, and reflect beneath the soaring National Memorial Arch. In Chadds Ford’s Brandywine Battlefield Park , the scars of a hard-fought British victory linger. At the York County History Center Colonial Complex in York, tour a reconstructed courthouse where the Articles of Confederation were signed — giving birth to the phrase “United States of America.” And in Easton, join a living tradition when you watch the annual reenactment of one of the first public readings of the Declaration of Independence during Easton Heritage Day . DYLAN EDDINGER 10 visitpa.com