What was the name of the glass pavilion to which Philadelphia moved the Liberty Bell in 1976?

Philadelphia moved the Liberty Bell to the Liberty Bell Pavilion in 1976.

The move was part of preparations for the United States Bicentennial and was intended to provide a more suitable setting for the expected crowds. The pavilion was a glass-and-steel structure on Independence Mall, across Chestnut Street from Independence Hall. The bell had previously been displayed inside Independence Hall.

Plans to move the bell created controversy. Earlier proposals called for a larger glass tower, but public objections led to a smaller pavilion. The move took place as the Bicentennial year began, making the Liberty Bell a highly visible part of the 1976 national commemoration.

The Liberty Bell remained in the pavilion until 2003, when it was moved to the larger Liberty Bell Center. The current center is adjacent to Independence Hall and provides expanded visitor facilities. The bell itself has been moved only a small number of times since returning to Philadelphia after its wartime relocation.