Description:

This collectible phone card features Independence Hall in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The iconic red brick building with its white clock tower and steeple stands prominently against a bright blue sky, framed by leafy green trees. Independence Hall is a key historic site in American history, known for where the Declaration of Independence was signed and where George Washington presided over the Constitutional Convention.

The lower right corner of the card displays the AmeriVox logo alongside an American flag and a bald eagle superimposed on a map outline of the United States. Below the logo, the tagline reads, "America's New Voice in Calling." This collectible phone card is tied to Pennsylvania tourism and American heritage, emphasizing the significance of Philadelphia’s historical architecture and monuments related to the founding of the United States.

Keywords relevant to this card include sightseeing, Pennsylvania tourism, travel, tourist attractions, Americana, American history, historical sights, Declaration of Independence, George Washington, American architecture, historical monuments, Philadelphia, and Independence Hall. The card is part of a May 1993 first printing series, and it has a monetary value marking of $10./$100.

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