Knott's Berry Farm - Independence Hall, Church of Reflections, and Picnic Areas

Knott's Independence Hall, Church of Reflections, and Picnic Areas
Knott's Independence Hall is an exact brick-by-brick replica of the real Independence Hall.	It opened to guests on July 4, 1966 and remains free of charge.
This version of the Liberty Bell weights 2,075 lbs, which is only a few pounds less than the original.	"A Storm In Philadelphia" is an interesting audio presentation about the creation of the Declaration of Independence. Speakers hidden at the tables place the sound where the speaker might have been sitting. The effect works well and the show is worth seeing.
Patriotic themed items are for sale.	The roosters are not.
This small lagoon surrounds the picnic areas.
The Church of Reflections was rescued from demolition in 1955 by Walter Knott. After spending many years inside Knott's, its was moved to this location outside the park in 2003. The church was first constructed in 1896 and was Downey First Baptist.	The church is designated a Historic Church by The Daughters of the American Revolution. Non-denominational services are held each Sunday at 11:00. The church was moved outside the park to allow for easier access by parishioners, but to also make room for Silver Bullet. Knott's is to be commended for rebuilding the church and preserving it's place in the neighborhood.
Knott's has various picnic centers ranging from day-to-day centers above...	...to areas offering fully staffed and catered professional experiences.