WASHINGTON, July 4, 2013 — Even though the legal separation of the original 13 colonies happened on July 2, 1776, when the Second Continental Congress voted its approval of a resolution of independence, Americans prefer to celebrate on July 4th, the day that the Declaration of Independence was proclaimed. So from sea to shining sea, Americans will parade through their towns and cities, set the night sky ablaze with fireworks, head for the nearest fair or carnival, and toss another burger on the barbecue, all in celebration of America’s 237th birthday. Here are four of the most patriotic places to celebrate what promises to be a sizzling hot Fourth: Philadelphia — Liberty...
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