Contents
Introduction

Declaration of Independence
Articles of Confederation
Constitution
Cultural Impact

Appendices
Endnotes
Bibliography

A Multitude of Amendments, Alterations and Additions
Appendix E

Extant Copies of the 1823 Stone Facsimile

1. American Philosophical Society
2. Boston Public Library*
3. Carroll Foundation
4. Henry Ford Museum and Greenfield Village
5. Harvard University, Houghton Library
6. Indiana University, Lilly Library
7. Jefferson County Court House, Kentucky
8. Library of Congress [2 copies]
9. Maryland Historical Society*
10. Massachusetts Historical Society, Adams Papers [2 copies]
11. New Hampshire Archives [2 copies]
12. New Haven Historical Society
13. New York Public Library
14. Rhode Island State Archives
15. Tennessee State Archives
16. Smithsonian Institution
17. Sweet Briar College
18. Virginia State Library Archives*
19. The White House

Private collections [12 copies]

Information compiled from William R. Coleman, "Counting the Stones: A Census of the Stone Facsimiles of the Declaration of Independence," Manuscripts 43 (Spring 1991): 103.

*Additional documents located through survey conducted by Independence National Historical Park, Spring 1995.

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