What building, later called Independence Hall, hosted the 1776 Declaration debate?

The Pennsylvania State House hosted the 1776 Declaration debate; it was later called Independence Hall.

The building stood in Philadelphia and served as the meeting place of the Second Continental Congress. Delegates debated, revised, and adopted the Declaration of Independence there in 1776.

The Pennsylvania State House was also associated with the Constitutional Convention of 1787, which met in the building and produced the United States Constitution. Its connection to both documents made it central to the founding story of the United States.

The name Independence Hall became especially prominent after the American Revolution. Today, the building is part of Independence National Historical Park and is preserved as a major national historic site. The Liberty Bell was displayed nearby, but it is not the building in which Congress debated the Declaration.