Carpenters’ Hall
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Carpenters' Hall, located in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, is a historic building known for its role in American history. Completed in 1770, it served as the meeting place for the First Continental Congress in 1774, where delegates gathered to discuss colonial grievances against British rule. The hall is notable for its elegant Georgian architecture and was originally constructed for the Carpenters' Company, making it a symbol of craftsmanship and trade in the region.
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