America’s Most Historic Square Mile is a three-block section of Independence National Historical Park ringed by a variety of cultural landmarks. On the south side Independence Hall is where the Declaration of Independence was signed. Next door, the Liberty Bell Center houses the iconic cracked bell, and the President's House Site shows the foundation of a home where George Washington and John Adams once resided with enslaved individuals. Just across Market Street the Independence Visitor Center welcomes people from all over the world. Along the east side are The Weitzman National Museum of American Jewish History and the United States Mint. The National Constitution Center sits on the north side. Oh, and the Round rainwater runoff drains are all around the edge of the plaza between.

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