One hundredth anniversary of the Declaration of Independence and Independence Square, and the three main front buildings thereon, in Philadelphia, State of Pennsylvania
Subtitle: as a monument of memorials, sacred and forever, to honor the fathers of our beloved country and their principles. : Gather the memorials which remain, that no more be lost. As the people of Philadelphia say, so will say the people of the United States. Dedicated to the city and citizens of Philadelphia, to the state and people of Pennsylvania, to all the inhabitants of all the country, and to the cause of liberty, right, and duty for all mankind
By: By Joseph Leeds, Philadelphia, 1872. no. 1614 Summer Street
Publisher: s.n.
Published: 1872
Place of publication: Philadelphia?
Language: eng
Number of pages: 32
Copyright date: 1870
Subjects: Fourth of July celebrations; Centennial celebrations; Historic districts; Historic buildings; Conservation and restoration; Anniversaries; United States; Independence Hall (Philadelphia, Pa.); Declaration of Independence (United States)
Notes: Cover title.

"Second edition of 10,000."

Includes a selection of patriotic poetry and a speech by Joseph Leeds given before a meeting of the Historical Society of Pennsylvania on September 12, 1870.