Van D.
10/21/2023
I stumbled by this landmark across the street from Independence Hall. The Signer statue is the focal point of this little garden. The Signer holds a quill in one hand and a scroll in the other....
The Signer's Garden
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498 Chestnut St
Philadelphia, PA 19106
The Signer's Garden, located in Philadelphia's Independence National Historical Park, serves as a serene retreat for visitors seeking a moment of tranquility amidst the historical bustle. Its centerpiece is a bronze sculpture honoring the signers of the Declaration of Independence and the U.S. Constitution, modeled after George Clymer, a notable Philadelphia merchant.
This garden is part of a larger collection of hidden gems within the park, which includes various historical sites and exhibits that explore the rich legacy of America's founding. Visitors can enjoy the peaceful surroundings while reflecting on the significant contributions of those who shaped the nation.
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4.59 reviews
Bruce K.
10/14/2022
A neat spot to sit and relax after you'd been through the Liberty Bell Center. The garden is next to the Gilbert Stuart House and if you're at all familiar with American art, you'll recognize the...
Jeremy J.
7/26/2021
There's a neat little garden that we visit while you're in Philadelphia right next to independence hall. It has this signers statue there which is somebody that was at the declaration of...
Lauren K.
2/21/2019
The Signer's Garden is located across the street from the Kimpton Monaco, where I stayed on a recent trip to Philadelphia. I didn't get to experience in its true beauty (I visited in winter) but I...
Laura C.
3/13/2018
I'm guessing who ever planned out this statue never intended for it to actually look like he was taking a selfie, so as you can imagine all of our snapchats from our little stroll in this park...
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