Liberty Bell, Col. Thomas Polk's Overnight Bivouac . Quakertown, September 18, 1777 . Acrylic Mural . The Intelligencer-Record . 84" x 249" Illustrating the Liberty Bell, escorted by Col. Thomas Polk's cavalry of 200 troops, as it arrives from Philadelphia, late in the day, at the intersection of what is now, Broad and Main Streets in the Borough of Quakertown, Pennsylvania. Liberty Hall is on the right, the Red Lion Hotel, is in the foreground and part of the Thomas residence (demolished 1891), is visible behind it. More about the Liberty Bell's trip and the mural... Published July 20046: "Leben . Let Freedom Ring" Published November 2004: "Liberty and Freedom . A Visual History of America's Founding Ideals" Published January 2003: "Portrait of Freedom . The 250th Anniversary of the Liberty Bell"

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