One South Broad, previously known as the Lincoln-Liberty Building and later the PNB Building, is a 472ft (144m) tall skyscraper in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The art deco tower was designed by John Torrey Windrim and completed in 1932. The lower floors of the building originally housed a portion of a newly expanded Wanamaker's department store, while the upper floors were for office use. Hanging from the top of the building is one of the largest cast bells in the world, clocking in at 17 tons, and 9'6" in diameter.

Notes:

• For many years, the Philadelphia National Bank had its initials crowning the top of the building. This model does not include those signs.
• In recent decades, the One South Broad underwent a renovation that replaced the cladding of the base few floors with an updated post-modern design. This model aims to recreate the original facade using what few photos I could find of it.