This building is located on the corner of 2nd and walnut street and is the location where many delegates met to dine and talk about politics.

The building which is located on the corner of second and Walnut Street where many delegates met to dine and talk about politics is named Drinker-Krider building. It was a 200 year old building built by John Drinker in 1751 and bought by a gunsmith  John Krider in the 19th century.

In July 1952, however, this historic building was bought by Bookbinders and demolished it because of its poor structural condition.  

Bookbinders hired Simon; s freshly appointed chairperson of the Philadelphia Historical Commission, to design a “meticulous copy” of the Drinker-Krider building that would allow them to expand their restaurant. In 1960, it was started to open two new venues: the “Signers’ Dining Room” and the “Hall of Patriots Banquet Room”. The reconstruction turned out not like what had been demolished 

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