Interactive museum showcasing immersive exhibits, rare artifacts, personal stories, and historical documents that explore the events, ideals, and people that shaped the American Revolution and the founding of the United States.
Closed Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day
Seniors (65+): $21
Students and Youth (6–17): $19
Children age 5 and under: Free
How to Get There
From Philadelphia: Travel to the Old City district via Market Street or I-95, continue to South Third Street, and follow signs to the museum at 101 South Third Street near Independence National Historical Park.
Overview
The Museum of the American Revolution in the historic district, steps from Independence Hall, traces how thirteen colonies became an independent nation through immersive galleries and one of the country's most significant collections of Revolutionary War artifacts, including original documents, weapons, and personal items. The centerpiece is George Washington's original field headquarters tent, shown in a dramatic theater presentation.
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