When you walk into Liberty Square, you are taking a step back in history to Colonial America.  The buildings are modeled after those of colonial Massachusetts and Virginia.  There is a replica of the Liberty Bell in the middle of Liberty Square across from the Hall of Presidents.  Adjacent to the Liberty Bell is the Liberty Tree, a 35-ton tree that’s over 140 years old.  Thirteen lanterns hang from the branches of the tree which represent the original thirteen colonies.  To keep a touch of authenticity in the Liberty Square, no bathrooms can be found in this land because in colonial times there was no indoor plumbing, but don’t worry there are nearby bathrooms in Frontierland and Fantasyland.  In keeping with bathroom related facts, you may notice brown colored pavement down the middle of the Liberty Square street.  This is to represent the waste that would be poured into the road during the Colonial Era because of their lack of plumbing.