Justice Bell Foundation
Reclaiming Women's History. Highlighting Women's Contributions. Promoting Voter Participation.
Justice Bell Replica
Our Justice Bell replica is touring Pennsylvania and other states
Go here to see the Bell's schedule. Learn about all of our events here: Justice
August 2019 Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts Museum in the Historic Landmark Building in Philadelphia.
March/June 2020
Berks History Center in Reading, PA
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January 2020 National Constitution Center in Philadelphia. Board members, Mingo Stroeber, Michele Stingle, and Amanda Owen with the Bell.
July/August/Sept 10, 2020
Hagen History Center in Erie, PA.
February/March 2020 Brandywine River Museum of Art in Chadds Ford, Pennsylvania.
Sept 10 to October 19 2020
York History Center in York, PA
Justice Bell Replica
Our Justice Bell replica was made at the historic Traction Company in Philadelphia by sculptors Erin Addie and Gary Pergolini, alumni of the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts (PAFA). Rob Roesch, world-renowned sculptor and Chair of the Sculpture Department at PAFA, oversaw the project.
The Artists
Erin Addie and Gary Pergolini are Philadelphia based multidisciplinary artists, working both individually and collaboratively. Their sculptures and projects utilize a broad range of skills including mold making and casting, foundry, welding, woodworking. Both are graduates of the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Art, and work out of Traction Company, an artist collective in west Philadelphia.
Justice Bell Replica Dimensions
(H x W x D)
Yoke: 19”x 44” x7”
Cradle: 39”x 55.5” x 34”
Bell: 41” x 49” x 49”
Platform: 24”x 68” x 60”
The weight is approximately 200 pounds. This includes the bell, yoke, carriage and platform, which are four separate pieces, making it easy to carry and transport.