In this episode of children’s program “Discovery ’67” hosts Bill Owen and Virginia Gibson teach us about the Constitutional Convention, which took place at Independence Hall in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania from May 25 to September 17, 1787. It is a Jules Power production in association with ABC News and Public Affairs. Presenter Bill Owen walks among cannons on a grassy field with co-host Virginia Gibson. 1:07 Exterior shots of Independence Hall in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Owen and Gibson walk along the grounds. Then a cut to Gibson dressed in a reenactment as Sarah “Sally” Franklin Bache, Benjamin Franklin’s daughter, in the summer of 1787. She is tending to the garden, picking flowers as she talks to the camera. 2:27 Rembrandt Peale’s “Equestrian Portrait of George Washington.” 2:56 Drawings of early life in the United States, including one illustrating Shays’ Rebellion. 3:51 “Sally” speaks to the camera as she shells peas. 4:44 Bill Owen sits in the room where the Declaration of Independence was signed. 5:14 A portrait of Alexander Hamilton. 5:20 Portrait of Benjamin Franklin. 5:26 Portrait of Robert Morris, Jr. 5:36 A rendition of Gilbert Stuart’s Portrait of James Madison, Jr. 5:43 Portrait of James Wilson, who was called “the Unsung Hero of the Convention.” 5:51 Portrait of John Dickinson. 6:03 Portrait of Gouverneur Morris, who actually wrote the Constitution. 6:12 Rendition of Eliphalet Frazer Andrews’ portrait of Thomas Jefferson. 6:21 Alonzo Chappel’s “Portrait of John Adams.” 6:29 James Peale’s portrait of George Washington. 7:00 Various shots of farmsteads and farmland. 7:14 “Sally” pours a cup of tea while talking to the camera. 8:22 Howard Chandler Christy’s “Scene at the Signing of the Constitution of the United States,” followed by various paintings of early American life. 9:06 Portrait of Gunning Bedford, Jr. 9:24 Portrait of Roger Sherman, for whom the Sherman Compromise (the Connecticut Compromise) was coined. He suggested a Senate in which all states have equal representation, and a House of Representatives that would be based on the population size of each state. 9:44 “Sally” performs needlework in a drawing room. 10:25 Closeup of needlework. 11:08 Bill Owen talks about the Bill of Rights in front of a hearth. 11:48 “Sally” adjusts a flower arrangement. 12:26 Various drawings and paintings depicting slavery. 14:01 Bill inside Independence Hall. 14:27 “Sally” prepares for a dinner party in which “Washington” will be attending. 15:30 Various portraits of George Washington. 16:23 Bill stands at the chair Washington sat in during the Constitutional Convention. 16:46 “Sally” reads a book in the sitting room. She recites parts of Franklin’s speech from the last day of the Convention on September 17, 1787. 18:29 Owen and Gibson stand outside Independence Hall as they discuss the Bill of Rights. Gibson recites the preamble.