Chattanooga City Council commemorates ‘America 250’ celebration with Liberty Bell replica
Front Row (left to right): Captain Mickey McCamish, USN[Ret] (Committee Member), Marti Rutherford (Committee Member), Becky Browder (Committee Member), and Dennis Clark (City Councilmember)
Back Row (left to right): Link Hammond (President of Siskin Steel), Jenny Hill (City Council Chairwoman), Ron Littlefield (Committee Member), Chip Henderson (City Councilmember), and David Binder (Director of Business Information at Siskin Steel). Photo courtesy of Chattanooga City Council.
The bell has been installed in front of the Chattanooga City Council Building, where it is now on display for residents and visitors.
They say this replica bell serves as a visible symbol of American independence.
They also say it provides the community with an opportunity to reflect on the nation’s founding and its enduring ideals.
The bell was produced as part of an initiative organized by the Chattanooga-Hamilton County ‘America 250’ committee in partnership with Siskin Steel, which manufactured and donated the replica.
