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I dont believe so. They are both different places located in Philidelphia and both have different significances. I dont believe so. They are both different places located in Philidelphia and both have different significances.
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When was Carpenters' Hall created?
Carpenters' Hall was created in 1773.
Where did the first continental congess meet?
In Carpenters Hall, in Philidelphia on Sep.5 1774
What was the original purpose of Carpenters hall?
To find work for carpenters and negotiate with employers.
What state is the carpenters hall in?
Pennsylvania
Where was the capital of the capital of US?
The first capital under the Constitution was New York City (Federal Hall, 1789-1790). The first capital of the Continental Congress was Philadelphia (Carpenters' Hall , 1774), and the first following the Declaration of Independence was the Pennsylvania State House (now Independence Hall, 1778-1783)
Where was the first US capital of the US?
The first capital under the Constitution was New York City (Federal Hall, 1789-1790). The first capital of the Continental Congress was Philadelphia (Carpenters' Hall , 1774), and the first following the Declaration of Independence was the Pennsylvania State House (now Independence Hall, 1778-1783)
Where was the first continental congress?
carpenters hall in philadalpia
Where was the Bill of Rights ratified?
Carpenters' hall, Philadelphia, PA
Delegates met in philadelphia in September 1774 at the?
Carpenters Hall
When was Independence Hall created?
Independence Hall was created in 1753.
Where did the founding fathers write the constitution.?
independence hall
How many people visit Independence Hall?
In 2005, Philadelphia's Independence Hall received approximately 645,564 visitors. This can be considered an average number of annual visitors. The United State's Independence Hall is historically valuable as the site where the Declaration of Independence was signed, and the site of the Second Continental Congress. This place was also designated a World Heritage Site.
