The hundred dollar bill of the United States depicts the Independence Hall on the reverse side of the bill. The Independence Hall is a landmark in the United States located in Philadelphia. It is renowned as the place where the American Constitution, Declaration of Independence and the Articles of Confederation were signed. The building is now considered a world heritage site. The building was built of red brick in the Georgian style. Its designers were Andrew Hamilton and Edmund Woolley. The building of the Independence Hall along with the Old City Hall and the Congress Hall comprise to make the city block known as the Independence Square. The other side of the hundred dollar bill depicts the image of Benjamin Franklin, a founding father but not a President of the United States.