They were men of means and well educated ... The oldest was Benjamin Franklin at 70 years old. Only a handful signed both the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution; they include ...

There were 56 delegates at the Second Continental Congress who signed the Declaration of Independence, according to the National Constitution Center. These men are listed among the nation's ...

Fifty-six men signed the Declaration of Independence in 1776. Some of them went on to become president (like John Adams and Thomas Jefferson). Others have museums, monuments, and even beers named ...

there was only one signed copy of the Declaration of Independence. "There is only one copy of the engrossed and signed Declaration of Independence, in the National Archives in Washington ...

The irony wasn't lost on Adams that the Declaration of Independence, which trumpeted freedom for all men, was written by ... the secretary, signed the Declaration. Then it went to the printer.

Now, local historians want to make sure those who call the Lehigh Valley home today know about Taylor, one of the 56 signers of the Declaration of Independence. Taylor agreed to become indentured ...

At the founding of our country, the brave men who wrote and signed the Declaration of Independence and later wrote, debated ...

The National Archives didn’t immediately respond to a request for comment. The signed Declaration of Independence hangs at the National Archives on Constitutional Avenue in Washington ...

The Declaration of Independence, along with the preamble of ... The Declaration’s most recognizable phrase—“all men are created equal”—is a standard to which we can hold both ourselves ...

The irony wasn't lost on Adams that the Declaration of Independence, which trumpeted freedom for all men, was written by ... the secretary, signed the Declaration. Then it went to the printer.