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It’s the unusual that catches the eye at Kings Island

June 25, 2019
Don Helbig

Area Manager Digital Marketing - Kings Island

Twitter: @DonHelbig 

  

In 1976, as part of the Bicentennial Celebration, landscapers at Kings Island created a living replica of the Liberty Bell, complete with the crack, and hung it on International Street near the Grand Carousel.

The Liberty Bell topiary is composed of 14,000 alternanthera plants, weighs two tons and is one of the most photographed attractions in the park!

Share in the comments below if you have taken a photo of the Liberty Bell during a visit to Kings Island.

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