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Why Does The Libetry Bell Have a Crack in it?
Because when they were ringing it it fell and made a big... CRASH! I believe that is the correct entry. Oh also, that is a frequently asked question.
Who is Jesse in the Jesse tree?
Jesse was the son of Obed in Jesse tree
What was the Icon of Liberty that arrived in Philadelphia by ship in August or September 1752?
While it later gained its name, lore and legend, it was 2,080 pounds of Bell that had been cast at the Whitechapel Bell Foundry in London. We now know it as the Liberty Bell and it is a symbol only, as important as it may be. Humans love symbols and perhaps Americans and Philadelphians more than others.
How much are Jesse Owens medal worth?
its meaningful to jesse owens
Who arrested Jesse James?
As far as I know Jesse James was never arrested.
How old is the Jesse bell ship?
over 100 years old
Is the Jesse bell ship real?
yes it is and how old is the Jesse bell. 100 years old. if you want to learn more go look at my paragraph i wrote it says TRUE STORY OF JESSY BELL.
How tall is Jesse Ship?
Jesse Ship is 5' 11 1/2".
Is Jesse belle a ship or not?
The Jesse Belle is a real ship. The captain named it after his true love, Jesse Belle.
How did Jesse bells steamship crash?
The Jessy Bell sunk, because captain Enterneils first mate sabatouged the compass that he was reading.
Was Jesse bell's compass sabotage?
newdiv
Who and how did the Jesse bell sink?
the ship sank when the first mate put a metal charm on the back of the comepass and made it point the wrong way. that made the captain go staight into a rock.
Which is the largest ship crash?
the titanic
Where did blackbeard ship crash?
boefort
Where is the Lutine bell?
The Lutine bell (the bell from a ship called the HMS Lutine, which sank in 1799) is in Lloyds of London - the insurance brokers.The bell was struck when news of an overdue ship arrived - once for the loss of a ship, and twice for its return.
When did Jesse Zousmer die?
Jesse Zousmer died on March 4, 1966, in Tokyo, Japan of plane crash.
Who shine the ships bell?
An old Navy tradition has it that the ship's cook shines the ship's bell and the ship's bugler shines the ship's whistle. This tradition may still be observed in some of the ships of the modern Navy. However, in normal practice, the ship's bell is maintained by a man of the ships' division charged with the upkeep of that part of the ship where the bell is located.
