USPS will be issuing a new Forever stamp, commemorating the First Continental Congress at Carpenters Hall in Philadelphia, and the public is invited to attend.
The United States Postal Service plans to issue a new "Peace, Liberty and Postage" stamp at Carpenters Hall in Philadelphia, and the public is invited to attend!
It will honor the 56 delegates from 12 colonies, who joined together to advocate for equality, eventually earning our nation's independence.The stamp will feature a U.S. flag with a vertical blue band bordered on either side by white stripes. It will also have a red stripe with 12 white starts, which will represent the number of colonies that participated in the Congress.
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